Thinking about a roof replacement? Look no further. Our team of professionals specializes in seamless and efficient roof replacement services, designed to meet your specific needs and exceed your expectations. From the initial consultation to the final installation, we prioritize quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, ensuring a hassle-free process and a durable, long-lasting roof for your home or business.
Natural Beauty
Our roofs blend naturally with your landscaping
Elegant Styles
No matter what your home style is we have shingles and materials to match it.
Modern Design
We know not all homes are designed the same. We want to give your home a uniuqe quality feel.
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What Material Should I Use For My Roof Replacement?
Each type of roofing material (shingle, metal, tile & slate) has a different set lifespan. But slate roof material can last the longest out of all of them by 50 to 100 years! If you are looking to get a whole new roof replacement that is long-lasting without having to maintain it every 15 – 20 years, or possibly less from potential damage; Slate roofs are easy to repair, which can make them the best option to protect your home.
How to Prepare for a Roof Replacement
Before the Roof Comes Off
If you store things in your attic, now is the time to take things out or cover them to protect from debris or the elements.
During the Roof Replacement
Now is a great time to have other work done in and around your roof, such as:
- Installing or replacing plumbing vent protection
- Installing or replacing bathroom fan vent caps
- Replacing your roof sheathing
- Sealing your home to prevent animal intrusion
- Upgrading your roof insulation to save on heating and cooling costs
Ask us how we can make the most of your roof replacement.
Frequently Asked Questions About Roof Replacement
What is a complete tear-off roof replacement?
A complete tear-off involves removing all existing roofing materials down to the roof deck before installing a new roof. This process allows for the inspection and repair of underlying structures, ensuring the new roof has a solid foundation. It offers better longevity compared to overlaying new materials on old roofs.
How much does a complete roof replacement cost?
Huffaker Roofing provides free on-site estimates because the price depends on factors such as total roof size, pitch, number of old layers to remove, and the material you select (asphalt shingles, natural slate, metal, or composite).
How long does a complete roof replacement take?
The timeline varies based on roof size, complexity, and weather conditions. Most residential roofs take 1–3 days, while larger or more complex roofs can take up to a week. Factors like material availability, structural repairs, and crew size also influence duration.
How do you make sure the new roof blends with my home’s style?
Huffaker Roofing offers a variety of materials, colors, and finishes, ensuring that your new roof complements your home’s architecture. For slate or premium materials, they match texture and hue to maintain aesthetic consistency and curb appeal.
Why is proper ventilation important in roofing?
Proper roof ventilation regulates temperature and moisture levels in the attic. It prevents heat buildup in summer, reducing cooling costs, and minimizes condensation in winter, preventing mold growth and ice dams. Good ventilation extends roof lifespan and improves indoor air quality.
Will a new roof add value to my property?
A new roof can significantly enhance your home’s curb appeal, creating a strong first impression for buyers and appraisers. It also reduces the risk of unexpected repairs, giving potential buyers confidence in the property’s condition. Additionally, modern materials and proper installation can improve energy efficiency and may even lower insurance costs, adding long-term value.
Can a new roof prevent water damage and mold in my home?
A properly installed roof with intact flashing, underlayment, and ventilation prevents leaks that can damage ceilings, walls, and insulation. This not only protects your home’s structure but also reduces the risk of costly mold remediation.