There are many options available to homeowners when deciding whether to replace their roofs. Which type of roofing is best? Which color shingle should they select? People who are selling their homes will be asking themselves the question, “Is a new roof worth it?”
We take a closer look at what a new roof can do for your home when you put it on the market. Continue reading to find out more.
Is a new roof worth it?
According to 2019 data, replacing a roof will increase the home’s value by more than $15,000. The majority of homeowners recouped over 60% of their costs. This makes a new roof a better investment than other pre-sale projects like kitchen and bathroom remodels. It’s even better if you hire a professional roofing contractor who can help you with this project.
What happens to my Shingle Warranty if I sell my home?
Shingle warranties can be transferred between homeowners. However, you should carefully read the fine print to understand all restrictions and requirements.
What are the benefits of installing a new roof?
Apart from increasing the resale price of your home, there are other benefits to replacing your roof before you sell your home:
New and fashionable roofing materials will modernize the appearance of your home.
You can extend warranties to ensure that new owners have the same level of security as you.
Avoiding objections from inspectors, simplifying the inspection process. Increasing its energy efficiency and keeping bills and usage under control year-round.
You can be confident that the roofer you choose to replace your roof will do a quality job.
At Restoration Roofing TX, we have been providing high-quality roof repairs and replacements. We are proud of our work and will deliver superior results with the highest quality materials. Call us today to book your consultation in-home!
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Restoration Roofing TX
Keller, TX 76248
817-717-6220
https://restorationroofingtx.com/%20
info@restorationroofingtx.com
Fort Worth, TX
682-255-1550
Serving: Fort Worth, Keller Texas, Arlington Texas, Denton County, Tarrant County
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