Woodland Hills

When a Woodland Hills homeowner discovers a leak, missing shingles, or visible wear on their roof, the first question is almost always whether a repair will solve the problem or whether a full replacement is the smarter investment. The answer depends on a combination of factors including the roof's age, the extent and location of the damage, the condition of the underlying deck and underlayment, and your long-term plans for the property. Making the wrong call in either direction costs money. An unnecessary replacement wastes thousands of dollars on a roof that could have been repaired, while patching a roof that genuinely needs replacement leads to recurring problems and escalating costs. This guide helps you evaluate your situation clearly so you can make the right decision.