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The answer depends on your goals, budget, and how much abuse your roof is expected to take from the coastal environment. Let’s dive into the key differences and help you decide which option works best for your coastal property.
Read: Shingle vs. Metal Roofing: What Works Better by the Water?
It’s windstorm season, and that means your roof is about to face some of the harshest weather conditions Texas has to offer. From tropical storms to full-blown hurricanes, the wind and rain that come through our coastal towns can tear apart anything that isn’t properly secured, and your roof is the first line of defense.
Read: It’s Windstorm Time: What Makes a Roof Stand Up to the Storm and Why You Need Certification
We’ve seen the effects of salt air up close. It doesn’t cause immediate destruction, but over time, it can accelerate the aging of your roof, compromise its protective features, and lead to costly damage if ignored.
Read: What Salt Air Really Does to Your Roofing System
When roofing issues arise, homeowners often face a crucial decision: should you repair your roof or replace it entirely? Making the right choice can save you time, money, and stress.
Read: Roof Repair vs. Roof Replacement: Which One Do You Need?
Over time, even the most well-maintained roofs will show signs of wear and tear. Knowing when to replace your roof is key to preventing costly damage and maintaining your home’s value.
Read: Recognizing the Need for a New Roof