Signs You Need A New Roof Echo

After two decades of crawling across attics, peeling back curled shingles, and standing on countless roofs in the Texas Hill Country, I have learned one thing for sure: a roof talks to you. The trouble is, most homeowners do not speak its language. They wait until a coffee mug fills with drip water during a spring storm, then panic. By then, the conversation has already turned expensive. I have seen what happens when a homeowner catches the early clues. They save thousands.