1. What are the most common warning signs that my roof needs repair or replacement?
Missing or curling shingles, water stains on ceilings, frequent leaks, granules in gutters, or sagging areas are clear warning signs your roof may need professional attention.

2. Can I repair just part of my roof or do I need a full replacement?
Sometimes small areas can be repaired, but if your roof is older or shows widespread issues, a full replacement is usually the more cost-effective, long-term solution.

3. What should I check before hiring a roofing or construction contractor?
Always verify licensing, insurance, and references. Look for local experience, written estimates, and warranties on both materials and labor.

4. Do I need a building permit for home construction or remodeling projects?
Yes. In most cities and counties, a permit is required for projects that involve structural changes, roofing, electrical, or plumbing. Hiring a licensed contractor ensures the work is code-compliant and avoids headaches later.

5. How can I prepare my home before a construction project starts?
Simple steps like moving outdoor furniture, covering items in the attic, and clearing the driveway help the crew work safely and efficiently. A little preparation makes the whole process smoother.