My house was built in 2000 in Northern Florida. I had to have a patch of roof replaced in 2020 because a sheet of sheathing had rotted, and I have started having mouse issues, making me wonder if openings have developed up there. I have a roofer coming to look things over. The roofer who fixed the problem area said it was caused by a design that caused heavy rains to be funneled into a small area with a lot of force.
The roof is architectural shingles. I have read they should last 25 years, but of course, people who sell products lie a lot, so for all I know, that figure is grossly exaggerated. Does it sound realistic?
I am considering putting in metal, because I have concerns that our government will continue to destroy our savings with inflation to the point where my wife or kids will have a hard time paying for the next roof.
Does metal really live up to the hype? Roofers claim it will last 75 years, but then I was also told LED light bulbs would last forever, and after that, I found myself replacing them after a few months.
The roof is architectural shingles. I have read they should last 25 years, but of course, people who sell products lie a lot, so for all I know, that figure is grossly exaggerated. Does it sound realistic?
I am considering putting in metal, because I have concerns that our government will continue to destroy our savings with inflation to the point where my wife or kids will have a hard time paying for the next roof.
Does metal really live up to the hype? Roofers claim it will last 75 years, but then I was also told LED light bulbs would last forever, and after that, I found myself replacing them after a few months.