How long do modern roofs last?

Question

On average, how long are newly installed modern roofs expected to last? Does it depend much on the quality/type or is the life expectancy fairly similar across the board?

Patrick · Answer

Clay 60-year minimum
Concrete 60-year minimum
Natural Slate 
80-100 years minimum

Mitch · Answer

Depending on the materials you use ie vapour free felt with concrete tiles should last up to fifty years

Glen · Answer

They should last a good twenty  years of maintained correctly and fitted properly

Karl · Answer

Hi Christian the average life span of a new roof is around 50-60 across the board, but this is provided that the installation is carried out correctly.

James · Answer

Depending on what product is used between thirty to sixty years with concrete tiles and with flat roofing again depending on what product is used ten to fifty years

Jamie · Answer

Often, modern houses are fitted with asphalt shingle roofs as there's less upfront cost. Under these circumstances, your new home's roof will average 15 – 25 years. Here's a breakdown of how long your roof should last (so long as you look after it): Asphalt shingles (3-tab) – 10 – 20 years.

Steven · Answer

Use a good quality material and a competent tradesperson and a typical concrete tiled roof should be good for thirty to forty years

How long do modern roofs last?

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