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Roof Damage

Typical roof damage problems are caused by severe weather and can be used in insurance claims, such as a hail damage roof insurance claim.

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After a storm happens, signs of roof damage may not appear till years later when roof leaking occurs. It is important to have a specialist inspect your roof if you suspect damage.

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Warning Signs of Roof Damage

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Spots on the Ceiling
  • Caused by leaks in the roof

  • Check attic & crawl space for leaks in the deck

  • Check chimney & vents for cracks in flashing

  • Check rafters for leaks that “travel” away from original source

  • Check eaves for water backing up from ice dams

  • Check roof for damaged shingles

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Curling & Buckling Shingles
  • Caused by improperly applied felt (buckling)

  • Caused by movement in deck (buckling)

  • Caused by under saturation of asphalt felt (curling)

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Damaged Flashing
  • Caused by improper installation

  • Caused by drying and cracking 

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Missing Shingles
  • Caused by improper fastening

  • Caused by roof wind damage

  • Can usually be replaced individually

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Blistering
  • Caused by application over wet deck

  • Caused by moisture in shingle

  • Check chimney and vents for cracks in flashing

  • Caused by inadequate ventilation

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Fungus Growth
  • Caused by growth of airborne fungi or algae deposited on roof

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Missing Shingle Granules
  • Normally a certain number of granules will be loose, especially after application

  • On aging shingles, indicates need for replacement

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Rotting
  • Caused by absorption of moisture in roof decking materials

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