Complete Re-Roof

A new roof is one of the most important investments you can make for your home, providing long-term protection, improved energy efficiency, and enhanced curb appeal. At Imperial Roofing, we make the process simple and stress-free by guiding you through material selection, planning, and expert installation. Whether your current roof has reached the end of its lifespan or sustained significant damage, our team delivers high-quality workmanship built to last.

Contact us today to explore your options and protect your most valuable investment.

what to watch out for

Widespread Shingle Damage

Large sections of missing, curling, cracked, or deteriorating shingles across the roof.

Severe Storm or Hail Damage

Extensive impact damage from hail or high winds affecting the integrity of the entire roofing system.

Sagging or Structural Issues

A sagging roofline or soft spots may indicate damage to the underlying decking or structure.

Water Damage or Rot

Moisture intrusion leading to rotting wood, mold, or compromised roof decking.

Aging Roof System

Roofs nearing or past their expected lifespan are more prone to failure and costly repairs.

Repair or Replacement?

Understanding whether your roof needs a simple repair or a full replacement depends on the extent of the damage, the age of your roof, and its overall condition. At Imperial Roofing, we provide honest inspections to help you make the best decision for your home.

When a Repair Makes Sense:

Repairs are typically the best option when the issue is minor and isolated.

Damage is limited to a small area
A few shingles are missing, cracked, or damaged
Minor leaks or flashing issues
Storm damage that didn’t affect the entire roof
The roof is still relatively new and in otherwise good condition

When It's Time to Re-Roof

A full replacement is recommended when problems are widespread or the roof is nearing the end of its life.

Your roof is 15–25+ years old (depending on material)
Damage is widespread across multiple areas
Recurring leaks or ongoing repair issues
Significant storm, hail, or structural damage
Shingles are heavily worn, curling, or losing granules
The roof has underlying structural or decking issues