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Visible Damage: Look for signs of cracked, broken, or missing tiles. This visible damage compromises the roof's ability to protect your home from the elements and indicates the need for replacement.

Age: Tiled roofs typically last between 30 to 50 years. If your roof is approaching or has surpassed this lifespan, it's likely due for replacement, even if there are no visible signs of damage.

Leaks and Water Damage: Persistent leaks or water stains on your ceiling indicate roofing problems that require attention. Damaged tiles or deteriorating underlayment can lead to water infiltration, necessitating a roof replacement to prevent further damage.

Mold or Moss Growth: Accumulation of mold, moss, or algae on tiled roofs suggests excessive moisture retention, which can lead to deterioration of the tiles and underlying structure. Replacement may be necessary to address this issue and prevent further damage.

Structural Issues: Sagging or uneven sections of the roofline indicate structural problems that require immediate attention. Whether due to rotting roof decking or weakened support structures, addressing these issues may involve a full roof replacement to ensure structural integrity.