How long does a metal roof last

Q: We recently bought a house and its roof is 15 years old. While the home inspector didn’t find any specific problems with the roof, I’m concerned that it may be close to the end of its life expectancy.

How long do 30-year architectural shingles really last

I don’t want to invest in a new roof before it’s necessary, but I don’t want to put it off too long and deal with leaks. So I’m wondering, how long does a roof last? 

A: Materials and workmanship—as well as the weather conditions in your area—determine the lifespan of a roof.

When installed by a quality roofing company, many types of roofs last longer than 15 years; some can hold up well for 50 years or longer, barring a severe storm or a large fallen tree. Not surprisingly, cheaper types of shingles won’t last as long as more expensive types, and the price range is quite broad.

At the lower end are shingles that cost $70 per square (in roofing terms, a “square” is 100 square feet).

At the higher end, the cost of a new roof can be as much as $1,500 per square; shingles at

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