Signs It's Time to Replace Your Roof
While some homeowners use a roof replacement to enhance curb appeal and boost resale value, most undertake this project only when it becomes a necessity. As your roof ages, it’s crucial to monitor it for signs of decreased protection or progressive damage. Key indicators it’s time for a roof replacement include:
- Broken or Missing Shingles
- Severe Granule Loss
- Bulging, Bubbling, or Sagging Roof
- Interior Water Damage
- Frequent Leaks
- Spiking Energy Bills
How Long Should Your Roof Last Before Being Replaced?
The lifespan of your roof will ultimately depend on the roofing material you choose, weather conditions, and the level of maintenance your roof receives. The average lifespans of roofs in Indianapolis are:
- Asphalt: 20-25 years
- Metal: 40-70 years
- Flat: 10-50 years (depending on material)