There should be no need to enter the house unless they are replacing the terrace and have accidentally dropped something in the attic. Yes, it's usually possible to stay in the house while the roof is being replaced. The structure of the house remains intact while the roof is being replaced, so the interior living space can still be used. It depends on the scope of the work. Roof replacements often require access to the interior, while repairs usually don't.
Usually, not except for attic inspections or ventilation checks. For more than 30 years, the Bill Ragan Roofing team has been helping homeowners understand what happens when a roofer comes to their property. Check out the 6 steps to choosing the right roofing contractor so you can find a reputable roofer among all options available in your area. Ask your contractor if roofers need to enter the attic to inspect ventilation or insulation before starting.
