Mena, Arkansas
Roof Replacement
When repairs stop making sense, a full replacement gives the building a fresh, weather-tight roof.
Every roof wears out eventually. When the problems are spread across the whole roof instead of one spot, or when the roof is simply near the end of its life, a replacement is often the smarter long-term spend than repairing the same roof again and again.
Signs it may be time to replace
- The roof is approaching or past the expected lifespan for its material
- Widespread curling, cracking or bald (granule-free) shingles
- Leaks in more than one place, or leaks that keep coming back
- A roof deck that feels soft or looks like it sags
- Daylight visible through roof boards from the attic
- Repair costs that keep adding up year after year
What a replacement usually involves
- 1
Tear-off and deck check
The old roofing is removed so the wood deck underneath can be inspected. Any soft or rotted sections are typically replaced before anything new goes down.
- 2
Underlayment, flashing and ventilation
The layers you don't see do a lot of the work: underlayment, drip edge, flashing at walls and chimneys, and proper attic ventilation all affect how long a roof lasts.
- 3
New roofing and clean-up
The new roof covering is installed, and the site is cleaned of old materials, debris and nails.
Every roof is different — the details of your job are covered in your quote.
Homeowner tips
- Ask what's included
- Make sure your quote spells out tear-off, deck repairs, underlayment, flashing and clean-up so you can compare fairly.
- Think about timing
- Planning ahead — before winter weather sets in — gives you more choice about when the work happens.
- Keep your paperwork
- Hold on to your quote, contract and any material information for future reference.
Ready for a free quote?
Call below to talk with Matt & Skylar Morgan, or send a quick request online.