FAQ
As a homeowner, you should consider a new roof if you see damaged or missing shingles, experience frequent leaks, find granules in your gutters, notice a sagging roof deck, or detect daylight in your attic. If any of these issues are present, consult Trex Roofing to assess your roof's condition and protect your home.
As a homeowner in South Florida, you should plan to replace your roof every 15 to 25 years, depending on the type of roofing material and how well it's been maintained. Florida’s intense sun, humidity, and storms can wear down roofs more quickly. Regular inspections and maintenance can help extend your roof’s lifespan, but if your roof is nearing this age range or showing significant signs of wear, it’s time to consider a replacement to protect your home.
The duration of a roof replacement varies based on the roofing material. Once your permit is approved, shingle installations are the quickest, usually completed in 1-2 days for most residential homes. Metal and concrete tile roofs typically take 3-4 days, while flat roofs generally require about 2-3 days to finish.
The cost of replacing a roof can vary widely based on factors such as the size of your home, the type of roofing material, and the complexity of the installation. Additional considerations like your location and the condition of the existing roof can also affect the overall cost. For a more accurate estimate, Trex Roofing offer free inspections to assess your specific needs and provide a detailed quote.