FAQ
Our most common questions about roofing, gutters, local codes, and exterior renovations.
What roofing codes apply in Johnson County, Kansas?
Johnson County follows the 2018 International Residential Code (IRC) with local amendments. Any roof replacement over 100 sq ft requires a permit. Download forms and checklists at the county site jocogov.org.
How often should I replace my roof?
Lifespan varies by material and care. Asphalt shingles: 20–25 years; metal or tile: 30+ years. Regular inspections extend service life. More details at the DOE Efficient Home Design guide and Consumer Reports Roofing hub.
What roofing materials do you recommend?
Selection depends on budget, aesthetics, and climate. Explore material pros & cons at the NRCA. We'll propose the best fit for your home.
Can I repair my roof instead of replacing it?
Small leaks or localized damage can often be repaired. We'll inspect and advise.
Guidance at This Old House.
Do you assist with insurance claims?
Yes—we handle assessment, paperwork, and adjuster coordination.
Read the III guide.
How do I know if I need new gutters?
Leaks, sagging, rust, or constant clogs signal replacement. Maintenance tips at Family Handyman.
Are seamless gutters better than regular gutters?
Fewer joints mean fewer leaks and less upkeep.
Compare at This Old House.
How long does a typical roof or gutter installation take?
Most roofs finish in 1–3 days; gutter installs in one day.
Details at the Owens Corning FAQ.
Do you offer exterior renovations beyond roofing & gutters?
Yes—siding, wood-rot repair, and more.
Inspiration at BHG Exteriors.
How do I maintain my roof & gutters between inspections?
Clear gutters, remove debris, prune branches, and schedule annual checks.
Checklist: Old Farmer’s Almanac.
How do I get a quote or schedule an inspection?
Call 785-550-0329 or use our Contact Form for a free quote..
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