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  • What are the most common roofing problems homeowners face?

    There are many roofing issues that may pop up and require a visit from a certified roofer. Some of the most common issues we see are:


    • Roof leaks

    • Problems with synthetic roof underlayment 

    • Gutter issues 

    • Broken or missing shingles 

    • Asphalt shingle granules

    • Tree damage

    • Damaged flashing

  • What are some of the signs that I need a new roof?

    • It's been 20-25 years since the roof was last replaced.

    • There's water leaking into your home or business.

    • Your shingles are visibly cracked or damaged.

    • The roof is sagging.  

    • There's mold on your roof or in your home.  

    • You've seen a recent spike in your energy bills.


    If you're experiencing any of these issues, you should contact a roofer from Trinity Exteriors LLC right away. We're happy to provide roof replacements at a great value. According to Home 365, a replacement roof can yield 85% or more of its investment costs, so don't wait!


  • What are the main components of a roof?

    • Shingles

    • Sheathing

    • Trim

    • Rafters 

    • Underlayment 

    • Flashing 

    • Drainage


    A licensed roofer from Trinity Exteriors LLC can inspect your roof to make sure all components are functioning properly. 

  • At what age should a roof be replaced?

    Depending on the material, the lifespan of a roof could be anywhere between 20 and 50 years. Asphalt shingles tend to last anywhere from 10 to 20 years, according to Bob Vila. Metal roofs, on the other hand, can last 30 to 50 years, according to This Old House. A roofer from Trinity Exteriors LLC would be happy to discuss your roof's project lifespan and the ways you can prolong it. 

  • What should I look for in a roofing contractor?

    You should never work with a roofer who isn't licensed or insured or who doesn't provide warranties for their work. All of our roofing services come backed by all the necessary certifications and credentials. We're also happy to provide you with examples of previous projects.

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