When Is Reroofing the Wrong Choice?
Reroofing is not a shortcut for repairing serious roofing problems. A complete replacement may be more appropriate when the existing system has extensive deterioration or underlying damage.
Warning signs can include widespread leaks, severely damaged or curling shingles, deteriorated decking, significant moisture problems, inadequate existing layers, or other conditions that prevent proper installation.
Removing the existing roofing can provide better access to the roof deck and allow underlying issues to be addressed instead of covering them.





























