If you notice any worn, curled, slipped, or missing tiles,
it could indicate that your roof needs replacing. At the
very least, repair broken or missing tiles as soon as
possible. Additionally, check the ridge of your roof to
ensure it is completely straight.

Most roofing experts agree that a standard roof has a lifespan of 30-35 years, contingent on proper installation and maintenance. If your roof is nearing the end of its expected lifespan or is in poor condition, it’s crucial to schedule a replacement to prevent potential damage to your home’s interior.

Replacing a roof can be highly dangerous if attempted on your own. Most roofs have a slope that can be quite steep, making it challenging to maintain balance while replacing roofing materials. Even professional roofers face the risk of injury from falling off a roof.

If you have a larger home, replacing the roof might take two to three days. For more complicated roofs or those using premium materials, the process could extend to five days or even a few weeks. However a residential roof with slates can typically be replaced in just one day.