Bob McKeithen and Sons, Inc
Select Shingle Master
Licensed and Insured
License # CC C057764
Your Tallahassee Roofer
Certified Master Shingle Applicator through Certainteed

Roof Replacement

New Roof Replacement in Tallahassee, FL

How do I know if it is time to replace my roof?

The aging process for a roof begins soon after the shingles are installed and progresses rapidly during the initial curing phase of its life cycle. During this stage, granule loss may occur, small blisters may develop, or the shingles may curl slightly at their edges. You may even notice that this curling is more pronounced during cold weather and the shingles may lay flat as temperatures rise. The good news, however, is that after this curing stage the shingles enter a long period of slow aging, which lasts for the major portion of the shingle's natural life.

The standard manufacturer's warranty can range from 30 years to lifetime. The manufactures warranty is covered 100% for the first 5-years and then is prorated for the remainder of the warranty period. The length of the warranty is an indicator of performance and value. Our standard labor warranty is from 5 to 10 years. Because of our credentials from CertainTeed, we can offer an Integrity Roof System that can extend your warranty for material and labor up to 50 years!
Yellow House with New Roof — Roofing in Tallahassee, FL
Roofer — Roofer in Tallahassee, FL
It is important to determine your contractor's intent to stand behind his workmanship. There are numerous roofers out there who only remain in business for a short period of time. The warranty is only as good as the company that offers it. Bob McKeithen & Sons has been in business for 28 years and with 2 generations standing behind the business, we will be here for the duration of your warranty.

Other factors to consider in roof remodeling

Although you will be hiring a professional roofing contractor to reroof your home, you should familiarize yourself with certain aspects of the reroofing process. There are various conditions about your roof that may limit your product choices or affect the cost of your roofing job. Here's a list of questions and answers that are relevant to the reroofing process.
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