S&G Roofing Inc Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Can my roof be repaired or does it need to be replaced?

    While a lot of people think that a leaking roof needs to be replaced, this may not be the case unless the roof is old. Missing, cracked, broken, and curling shingles can be repaired and replaced to stop a leak, while older roofs or roofs with multiple leaks or widespread issues should be replaced. You should contact a residential roofing company, like S&G Roofing Inc, for more information!

  • What will it cost to repair the roof?

    Costs vary greatly depending on the pitch of your roof, the type of shingles you have, what condition the roof is in, and how many layers of shingles you have. The best way to find out the cost is to get a free quote from your roofing contractor.

  • How long will my roof last?

    There are a lot of factors that go into how long a roof will last. While most roofs have a warranty, this doesn’t mean that your roof will necessarily go this long without needing to be replaced. Some will wear out faster due to severe weather and environmental conditions, while others could last longer.


    Most roofs, however, are designed to last between 15 and 25 years; some types of slate and metal roofs could last longer. According to Bob Vila, asphalt shingle roofs have a warranty typically up to 25 years. You also may get different estimates from different residential roofing companies.

  • What causes a roof to wear out?

    Severe weather, direct sun, algae, and mildew growth can all be factors that cause a roof to wear out. Hailstones striking the roof and removing some of the granules are also a problem. Darker colored roofs tend to wear out slightly faster than lighter colored roofs as well. If you believe your roof is wearing out, talk to your roofing contractor!

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