Data shows that the average lifespan of a roof is 25 years, so many homeowners are starting to choose a durable roof. When inspecting the roof, start by noting obvious wear and tearing and cracks and cracks that are likely to lead to a replacement roof. If the roof is beyond repair, it’s time to replace it.
Roof replacement is a wise choice before deck and interior property is damaged. A few important factors can help you get the best help.
1. The value of new roofing materials
When choosing a new roof, you need to consider the maximum value that various roofing materials bring. The service life, safety, energy efficiency, and sustainability of the new roof are all things that need to be compared and considered.
Such as JHL stone coated steel roofing:
- The service life of JHL metal roof is 2-3 times that of traditional materials such as asphalt and wood
- JHL metal roof reduces cooling costs by 25%
- JHL metal shingles can reach 95% recycling (colored stone particles have no recycling value)
2. Costs and Savings
The cost of each roofing material is also a factor to consider. While asphalt shingles are the cheapest roofing material on the market, the frequency of replacing them every 20 years is expensive. The initial cost may be low, but over time, it tends to result in high replacement and repair costs.