Frequently Asked Questions About Roof Replacement

It is important to maintain the granules on your roof to prevent leaks and damage caused by moisture and the sun. Without them, your roof is more likely to deteriorate and leak. In the event that you notice shingle granule loss on your roof, you do not have to replace it. The number of granules lost and the age of the roof may determine whether you can replace damaged shingles without having to replace the entire roof.

Yes! Our 50-Year Workmanship Guarantee ensures that your roof is protected against installation-related issues for five decades. This industry-leading warranty gives homeowners in Georgia, Tennessee & North Carolina peace of mind knowing their investment is backed by expert craftsmanship and long-term protection.

In order to see a granular loss on a roof, a homeowner does not need to climb up there. Inspect the area around your downspouts and the perimeter of your home to determine granule loss. Granules that have come loose often fall into your gutters and end up on the ground. A simple inspection of your roof could also reveal granular loss. If you notice areas that seem bare or discolored, you should get a roofer to inspect them.

The granular texture of your roof will eventually wear away over time. It is mostly aging that causes granule loss, but there are several other factors that can cause this protective coating to wear away prematurely. Weather conditions such as rain, hail, and strong winds can also damage your granules. There may be more shingle granules in your gutter or yard if you have shingles following a storm.

A granular roof may look like just another decorative detail, but it provides extra protection to your shingles and home. You can also determine the health of your roof system by examining significant granular loss. A homeowner should understand the function of shingle granules and the causes of granular loss to recognize damage and hire a roofing professional as soon as possible.

You will typically receive your shingles the day you begin your roofing project or a few days before the start. If you haven't received the shingles yet, call 1-678-940-5201 to let your project manager know what’s going on and ask for more information.

Mineral granules add protection to shingles against excessive sun exposure, which can lead to premature residential roof replacement and early roof damage. Additionally, these granules enhance fire resistance, so your home is better protected from the elements when they are added to your roof.