GarySport wrote:
I had a recent insurance settlement to replace a roof following a
hailstorm. I have two years to make the repairs, so I'm in no hurry
since there are no leaks since the damage is mainly superficial at
this point (I had just enough hail dings in 3-tab shingles, and none
are missing). Since this area is still prone to hailstorms this time
of year, I'd hate to replace it now, have another hailstorm (and my
large insurance deductible) all over again. Some of my neighbors
with equal damage have already started doing theirs, while others
appear to be in no hurry. So I may wait until storm season is over.
But then we would be into summer, and is it bad to put on a new roof
in the hottest part of the summer? Would it be better if I wait
until the fall months? Thanks for info.

GS

I would say the spring is the best time, followed by summer. You don't
want to do it in early winter or late fall when the new shingles may end up
going most of the winter before they get hot enough to seal properly.
However I suggest another factor is when are the roofers less busy.

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Joseph E. Meehan

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