Your roof protects your home from rain, sleet, hail, snow, winds, and extreme temperatures. However, it’s constantly weathering storms, UV radiation, and more, which can cause significant damage over the lifespan of the roof. Left alone, the roof will gradually develop problems that can’t be fixed with a simple patch job.

So, when should you replace your roof? The reality is that there isn’t one answer for every home because there are many factors that can impact how long your roof will last and when it needs to be replaced. However, there are signs you can watch out for so that you know if your roof needs to be replaced or just repaired.

How Long Different Roofing Materials Actually Last Before Failing

You can generally figure out when to start saving for a roof replacement project by using the age of the roof as a rough estimate.…