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Signs that your shed roof needs replacement include curling or buckling shingles, visible sagging or drooping areas, interior water stains, or even plant growth on the roof. These issues show that the roof’s structural integrity is compromised and that it's time to hire a roofing professional for a replacement to protect your shed.

Deciding between a flat or sloped roof for your shed depends on several factors. Flat roofs cost less to install but require a slight pitch for proper drainage. Sloped roofs offer enhanced durability against heavy rain and snow and typically last longer. Consider your local climate, budget, and maintenance expectations when choosing the ideal roof style.

The lifespan of a shed roof depends on the quality of materials and maintenance. Standard roofing materials can protect your shed for 15 to 30 years, while premium options like slate or clay tile may last 50 to 100 years. Regular inspections and timely repairs can further extend your roof’s longevity.