How Long Will My New Roof Last?
The average longevity of a roof depends on several factors, including roof design and materials, weather conditions and whether or not the homeowner keeps up with roofing inspections and repairs.
Materials play a key role in a roof’s lifespan. Laminated shingles last up to 15 years, while roofs made of torchdown, asphalt and composite materials tend to last 20 years after installation. Fiber cement roofs have an average lifespan of 25 years, slate roofs can last as long as 50 years, and roofs made of copper, clay and concrete materials can last up to 100 years. Underlayment system and battens do not last as long as roofs and need to be replaced more frequently. If you have any concerns about the condition of your roof, contact Peak Roofing & Construction at (972) 335-7325 today.
Jeff Riss
Jeff has 20 years of sales experience, a love of roofing, and a strong entrepreneurial spirit. He leads Peak Roofing & Construction’s team but also is known for getting his hands (and knees) dirty on a job site. His passion for customer service, integrity, and quality craftsmanship drives his success. Peak Roofing & Construction is a family-owned, locally-operated business focused on doing things the right way. His deep understanding of roofing, gutters, windows, fences and exterior painting provide a strong foundation for running the business and serving his customers.