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Your roof is one of the very first lines of defense your home has against the elements. Whether that’s hail, rain, animals, ice, tree limbs, or UV damage, your roof takes it all. But because you probably don’t spend much time on the roof, it’s hard to know what is going on up there and what is needed. 

There’s more to homeownership than meets the eye, and dealing with roof damage can sometimes be distressing. It is especially true when leaks or similar issues can escalate into serious problems. However, with the right information and team on your side, these emergencies can be addressed promptly and efficiently.

When we replace a roof, we know that homeowners care about what is inside their home and surrounding it just as much as the roof we’re replacing. 

A roof is more than just a structure over your head – it is your home’s primary line of defense against the elements. Understanding the components of a complete roofing system is important for every homeowner. One of the most critical elements that should be included in every roof installation is an ice and water shield.

When it comes to your home, just because your neighbor qualifies for a new roof doesn’t mean you will. When an adjuster comes to inspect your home, they consider many factors but most importantly, the damage noticeable to your roof, siding, and surrounding structures. Here is what you need to know about what factors decide if your roof needs to be replaced.