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  • Los Angeles, CA
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To Replace the Roof or Not?

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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I had 4 different roofing companies assess the roof of my long term rental. All but 3 have recommended replacing the roof completely. It already has 2 layers of shingles, needs a cricket for the add-on chimney, new pipe flanges, flashing, kick-out flashing, and vents. However, it has lasted this long with no signs of leaks. Would you replace it now or hold out until the end of its life?

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I may not replace it today, but I would certainly prepare to replace it at my earliest convenience. You don't want to wait until it fails and end up with internal damage that costs you even more.

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