The lifespan of even the most durable roofing material eventually runs out. The quality of your contractor and the materials used will determine how long your project lasts. A new roof has a reasonably expected lifespan of 25 years. Nevertheless, a roof’s longevity is highly dependent on factors including upkeep, climate, and the quality of the initial build.

Every one of our roofing materials is made to withstand strong gusts of wind. Shingles will not blow off in a hurricane. Our products can withstand winds of up to 190 miles per hour.

For the most part, two coats of paint are what we advise. Two coats of paint will provide you with the longest-lasting paint finish. If you want your paint job to last and look good for longer, give it two coats. A single coat of paint may be applied cosmetically to make a surface look excellent, but it will not provide the longevity required. Flaws become apparent upon close inspection.

Whether you need an interior or exterior painting job done, most painting companies will provide a free, no-obligation estimate. However, you may need to check with someone in your immediate vicinity. All of our clients can receive no-cost estimates for our painting services.

You may rest assured that you and your home are protected by Kingdom Exteriors Roofing’s comprehensive liability and workers’ compensation insurance.

All of the materials used in the production of our roofing products are freely available in the environment, ensuring that they are safe, ecological, and reusable at the end of their 100-year lifespan.

Depending on the age, condition, and the number of layers already present, it may be necessary to remove your current roofing. We’ll gladly check out your roof and give you our professional opinion on what to do next.