The lifespan of a roof can vary widely, typically around two decades, but this is influenced by factors like environmental conditions, the level of maintenance it receives, and the type of roofing material used. Some roofing materials, including slate, clay, and certain metals, are known for their longevity, outlasting standard asphalt shingles. Discover the details of our residential roofing offerings for more information.

It is advisable to have your roof professionally inspected twice annually. With our extensive experience, Turnkey Roofing of Texas has conducted numerous inspections across the state, ensuring the longevity and durability of roofs. While homeowners may perform their visual checks, professional assessments are crucial as potential damage may not be visible or easily detected without expert knowledge.

There are telltale signs that indicate the need for roof replacement, usually evident when a roof approaches or exceeds 15 to 20 years of service. Some common indicators to watch for are shingles that are curling, shedding granules, showing water damage or leaks inside your home, rotting, missing, cracked due to weather, or damaged by wind. Should your roof be nearing the 15-year mark, it is wise to seek a professional evaluation for potential replacement and to maintain regular inspections.