The short answer is yes, you can, but the more important question is whether you should.
Below, we’ll explain the pros and cons of this approach and then discuss a better alternative along with some essential tips for a successful roofing project.
If you were to install new shingles over old ones, you wouldn’t be the first. However, this isn’t the recommended method. Here’s why.
While it may seem like a cost-effective and time-saving solution to layer new shingles over old ones, a full tear-off is generally recommended for a longer-lasting and structurally sound roof. This involves removing the existing shingles, allowing for a thorough inspection, and addressing any underlying issues prior to putting new shingles in place.
There’s no doubt that a new roof can be an expensive endeavor. So what else can you do to ensure your investment is worth it? Consider the following tips from our building materials experts.
Time to replace your roof? We’re here to help. Shop roofing materials from Quality Edge, GAF, CertainTeed, Metal Sales, or McElroy with help from our product experts.
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