If you’ve noticed that your windows or roof are showing signs of wear, it’s probably time to replace them. Replacing these parts of your home can be expensive, but if you don’t do it right away it could lead to more costly repairs in the future. If you need help deciding whether it’s time for new windows and siding on your house, take a look at these signs:

Shingles are beginning to crack, curl, or rot.

Shingles are the most common type of roofing material. They come in many styles and colors, but all share a few characteristics: they’re made from asphalt and can be made from recycled materials, such as plastic bottles or even rubber tires.

Shingles are lightweight and can be easier to install than tile or slate (though some people prefer the look of each). Shingles are also very affordable compared to other types of roofs. Most homeowners have shingle roofs because they’re inexpensive, durable, easy to repair if damaged, and easy to replace when necessary.

It’s important not only that you know how old your current shingles are—you should also keep tabs on their condition over time, so you know if it’s time for a replacement. Damaged shingles let air, light, and moisture into your home which could cause mold growth inside walls/ceilings – so make sure there aren’t any holes before installing new ones.

Moss and dark spots.

Moss and dark spots on your window or roof are signs of water damage. Moss is a fungus that grows on the surface of shingles, and it can be a sign that your windows or roof need inspection or replacement. Dark spots are caused by algae growing on the surface of your shingles, also known as black spot algae. Both moss and algae can lead to leaks and rot in your home’s exterior, so if you see either one growing near your home, it’s time for an inspection by a professional contractor.

Windows are difficult to open.

Windows that are difficult to open are a sign of wear and tear. This can be caused by a number of factors, but the most common is the weight of the window opening mechanism.

If you have windows that are stuck or difficult to open, they’re going to break eventually. The best way to avoid this is by having your windows replaced before they completely stop working, as it will save you money and pain in the long run!

Water damage or mould inside your home.

If you notice water damage or mold inside your home, it is important to act quickly. Mold can cause respiratory problems and allergic reactions, headaches, and fatigue. If you see mold in your home, contact a professional immediately to remove the mold and fix any underlying causes of moisture in your home so that it does not grow again. Having mold inside your home can be a sign of moisture entering through damaged windows or insulation.

Feeling airflow or a draft in your house.

Drafts are caused by a variety of factors, including:

• Leaky windows. As you may have guessed, drafts are a sign that your windows or roof are worn out or broken. If there is an obvious leak in your window or roof, then it’s worth replacing the damaged area before more problems develop (like mould build-up).
• Vents that aren’t working properly. Air vents should be pointing directly outwards from the home and not into any interior walls. If they’re not directed correctly then air can be pulled into the house through these vents instead of getting sucked out through them as intended—which will cause a draft to form around them. Since these vents are usually located at ceilings and on walls near doors, if you feel like cold air is coming in through one then either replace it with something else (like drywall) or fix its direction so that it’s no longer pulling air into your home rather than sucking it out.

Your energy bills are getting higher.

Another big sign that it’s time to replace your windows or roof is if you are paying more for heating or cooling. Often, damaged windows and roofs will have a negative effect on the insulation in your home, which can lead to higher energy bills. When this happens, things like air conditioning will be less efficient and use more energy, causing your utility bills to go up even more.

If you are using more electricity than before (and have no new electronics), look at ways that might be affecting how much electricity is being used in the house. Many times, when there is an issue with worn-out windows or shingles on a roofing system, homeowners notice higher electric bills as well as decreased efficiency from other appliances like their lights or appliances.

The paint on your house starts to bubble and peel.

When it comes to your home’s exterior, painting is not a one-time thing. If you want your house to look nice and new, you’ll need to keep up with the upkeep. Unfortunately, this means that you’ll have to repaint it every few years if you want it looking fresh.

If you’ve already painted your home recently but notice that the paint around windows or vents is bubbling up or peeling off after just a few months of having them painted, this could be indicative of something else wrong with either the window or roofing materials underneath.

If your windows or roof are showing signs of wear, you should replace them as soon as possible to avoid more costly repairs in the future.

Windows and roofs are an important part of the structural integrity of a home. They need to be maintained and replaced on a regular basis to avoid major repairs down the line. Many homeowners ignore windows and roofs for years at a time, which can end up costing them much more than it would have if they had taken care of these parts of their home earlier.

If you are concerned about your windows or roof, we suggest that you contact us so that we may help you determine if replacement is necessary or not. We understand how important this type of decision can be for homeowners and will do our best to make sure that everything goes smoothly during this process.

There are many reasons why you should invest in new windows and roofing. Not only do they increase the value of your home, but they also help with the resale value when it comes time to move on from your current house. If you’re looking for more information about replacing or repairing windows and roofs, contact us today.