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Residential Roofing Services in Louisville

Proudly Serving Lexington & Shelbyville

Asphalt shingles are the most common residential roofing material in the United States. They are popular because they are economical and the roof repair process is pretty straightforward. If you’re replacing a residential roof, it’s likely you’re going to go with traditional asphalt shingles.

And for this, Front Runner Roofing is your answer.

Our estimators are HAAG-certified so you can feel confident in our recommendations. Our crews are licensed, insured, and bonded to work on roof repairs and installation. You can be certain that you are trusting professionals who have been trained according to the highest industry standards.


Call us at (502) 743-4228 for a free estimate today. We will help you make the best decision for your situation and your budget.


Common Signs Your Home Needs Roof Repair

  • Peeling Paint – If you see any peel or bubble near the roofline, understand that excess moisture is accumulating in that particular area. If you don’t address the damage with a repair the moisture eventually will build up causing the area to rot and decay.
  • Staining on Interior Ceiling – Staining is also caused by moisture. If you see any discoloration or brown or yellow spots, it might be the cause of the failing underlayment that needs to be repaired.
  • Higher Energy Bills – When you notice an unusual increase in your electricity, your roof could be to blame. Most of the time the increased cost is the leaking of heating and air conditioning caused by structural damage.
  • Animal or Insect Appearance – If you notice any raccoons, bats or insects make sure to do a quick inspection of your roof. If the critter keeps appearing every other day but you can’t find the opening, call Front Runner Roofing to see if there is a hole in your roof.
  • Missing or Loose Shingles – If you see a large part of roof shingles missing and don’t have any other layers of shingles on the roof you might need to entirely replace your roof instead of roof repair.
  • Shingle Granules in Gutters – Shingle granules are the stubbly material on asphalt shingles that protect the asphalt core of the shingle from the sun’s damaging rays. If your new asphalt roof is shedding some granules it’s normal but if your roof is over 10 years and it’s shedding heavy granules it needs to be addressed immediately.
  • Storm Damage – Broken or missing shingles and water leakage is the most common damage caused by storms. Even if you don’t see any sign of storm damage make sure to arrange for a roof inspection. Sometimes damages stay undetected which, if ignored, might cause serious roof damage and might need an expensive roof repair or an entire replacement.

Warranty For Our Services Is Offered By Owens Corning

Licensed Roof Replacement Company

Roof repair and roof replacement are two different things. You might see a sign of a problem on your roof, but most of the time you won’t be able to tell if it needs repair or replacement.

  • Your Roof Is Over 25 Years Old – Typical roofs last anywhere from 20 to 25 years with proper maintenance. As your residential roof gets old it gets weaker. If your roof age is over 25, spending on repairs is a waste of money. Instead of roof repair make a wise decision and replace the roof altogether.
  • Shingles Curling, Buckling, or Missing – Among all the roof materials shingles are the ones most exposed to sunlight, rain, and wind. The shingles start to curl and buck due to environmental factors over time. If you see shingles are curling and losing granules or missing altogether. 
  • Roof Valleys – Roof valleys are one of the most important areas of your roof. It acts as a path for rainwater and snow to the gutters. If your roof valley is damaged you will soon notice a roof leak that will need to be repaired or it could damage your entire roofing system.
  • Visible Moss and Algae – If the moss and algae remain undetected for a long period of time it might be a huge problem. Moss holds an excess amount of moisture in it and moisture is one of the major causes of roof damage.
  • The Ceiling is Sagging – Sagging ceilings can be dangerous. If kept ignored for a long period of time it could even collapse. If you detect a soggy ceiling contact a roofing professional as soon as possible. A soggy ceiling is caused by an excessive amount of moisture from a leak.

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Our Customers Say It Best!

    “These guys are great they took they time to explain everything, and took them no time to get to my roof and had it done in one day. Roof looks great!! I highly recommend Front Runner Roofing to anyone that needs roof work.”

    Christopher J.

Types of Residential Roofs Front Runner Roofing Offers

If you are looking for a roof replacement, understanding the type of residential roof will help you decide the best roof for your house. If you are trying to build a house and need a residential roofing contractor contact Front Runner Roofing today. An asphalt shingle roof is one of the most used residential roofing materials in the United States. It’s inexpensive and gives lots of advantages over other residential roofs. It has the easiest roof repair process and is easy to install.

We offer:

  • Dimensional Shingles
  • 3-Tab Shingles
  • Cedar Shake Shingles
  • Slate Shingles
FAQs About Roofing
  • How long will my residential roof system last?

    This highly depends on the materials used in the construction of your roof and how well it is maintained. But generally, a properly installed roofing system can last up to 20 years.

  • Can I repair the roof myself?

    While some small jobs can be tackled by DIY homeowners, major work or a roof replacement is a pretty complex process that requires training and thus should be left to the professionals.

  • When should you replace your shingles?

    An asphalt shingle roof can last anywhere from 20 to 25 years, depending on the quality of materials and how well it is installed. You might see a sign of a problem on your roof, but you may not be able to tell if it needs repair or replacement. One thing is for sure – you don’t want to wait until a problem has spread to the inside of your home. There are several warning signs that it may be time to replace your roof.

  • What is the longest lasting roof?

    Roofs made of concrete, clay or slate tiles are the longest lasting roof. These materials significantly outperform other natural products like wood shakes or any manufactured roofing materials including asphalt shingles and metal roofing.

Mineral Surface Roll Roofing

This is a glass fiber-reinforced asphalt-coated product with a ceramic granular surface to protect against UV, weathering, and physical damage. This roofing is more simple to repair than other more expensive types of roofs. It’s durable, cost-effective, and comes in various colors to enhance the style of your home.

There are a lot of choices when it comes to selecting a roofing material. It can be easy to be overwhelmed by all the choices available. But don’t worry – we are here to help you make the right selection. We’ll meet with you and show you samples of the various color options and styles to choose from. We’ll help you select the perfect option for your roof. We’ll explain pricing and educate you about the different warranty options available.

If You Have Roof Problems, Don't Wait!

Many homeowners ignore small roof repairs and wait until it gets worse and needs a full replacement. The only secret to a long-lasting roofing system is periodic inspection. Sometimes the damage on the roof might stay undetected and need a professional roofer to detect the problem. Even though you don’t see any sign of roof damage, it’s good to do a periodic inspection every six months or at least once a year. Fortunately, our Louisville residential roofing experts are here to help!


If you notice any above signs or need a roof inspector, contact us at (502) 743-4228. We have over 20 years of experience and can provide the help you need!


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