The roofing industry is experiencing significant changes in 2026, and if you're a homeowner in Delaware, Pennsylvania, or New Jersey, these shifts could directly impact your home improvement decisions.

From rising energy costs to exciting technological advances and changing material preferences, here's what's shaping the roofing landscape this year—and why now might be the perfect time to consider a roof replacement.

Ever notice how some roofs on your street are completely clear of snow while others still have a thick white blanket? If your roof is the one that's bare while everyone else's is still covered, you might think you've got superior snow-melting technology. The reality? Your roof is probably waving a big red flag about energy waste and potential problems.

"How long will my roof last?" It's one of the first questions homeowners ask, whether they're buying a house, planning for future expenses, or trying to decide if their current roof needs replacement.

The simple answer? It depends.

New Jersey weather is no joke. Between summer thunderstorms, winter nor'easters, and the occasional hurricane, our roofs take a beating. But here's the thing—some of the most serious storm damage isn't obvious from the ground.

When you notice a problem with your roof, the first question that comes to mind is usually: "Do I need to repair this, or do I need a whole new roof?" It's a fair question, and honestly, it's one we get almost every single day at Advisor Exteriors.