A reroof involves adding a new layer of shingles over the existing roof, while a roof replacement requires removing the old roof entirely before installing new materials. Reroofing is typically faster and more cost-effective, but it’s only suitable if the existing roof is in good structural condition.

A reroof is a good option if your roof has only one layer of shingles and the underlying structure is still in good shape. It's ideal for addressing minor wear and tear or cosmetic issues, but not for more serious damage like leaks or rotting.

The longevity of a reroof depends on the materials used and the condition of the underlying roof. Generally, a reroof can last 15 to 20 years or more, similar to a full roof replacement, especially if high-quality shingles are used.

Not all roofs are suitable for reroofing. If your roof already has multiple layers of shingles, or if there are significant structural issues or water damage, a full roof replacement is likely necessary. Our team will inspect your roof to determine the best option for your home.

Reroofing is typically quicker than a full roof replacement. Most reroofs can be completed within 1 to 2 days, depending on the size of your roof and weather conditions. Our team works efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine.

Yes, reroofing is often more affordable than a full roof replacement since it requires less labor and fewer materials. It's a great solution if your roof is in good condition overall and you want to extend its lifespan without the cost of a full replacement.