If you have started noticing small, persistent leaks in your ceiling, loose shingles, and other signs of a roof that has been either severely damaged or has finally reached the end of its life, you have likely started the process of looking into getting a roof replacement for your home. However, with a project as big as a roof replacement, you may be wondering what the best time of year is to get one. After all, your roof is an incredibly important part of your home, and one you don’t want to be doing without for too long a period of time.
Most homeowners prefer not to do roof replacements during the winter or summer months. Winter, of course, brings less predictable weather, as well as opening the bones of your home up to snow, hail, rain, and aggressive winds while your old roof is being ripped out and the new one is being put back in. And of course summer is usually far too warm.
These off-seasons are, however, perfect for planning your roof replacement. Spring and fall bring with them milder weather, making them the perfect time for a project like replacing your roof. That means that the summer and winter are the time when you want to start looking through your calendar, calling us and scheduling a time that works for you. That way, when the calendar finally rolls around to the more clement seasons, you have already made preparations to take advantage of the better weather.