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Roof damage from wind, hail or fallen debris
The most serious kind of roof damage can happen in a flash. Hail, wind and fallen branches can really do a number on the integrity of your roof. If you notice damage to your roof after a big storm, it’s a good idea to contact a roof repair contractor for an inspection, as small dents and holes in your roof lining can grow into big problems over time.
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Cracked, loose, or deteriorating shingles
Strong winds, extreme temperatures and normal wear and tear can cause your shingles to deteriorate over time. If left untreated, this can cause water to pool or leak into your attic, causing a whole host of other issues.
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Ice damming
In the winter, the heat from your home causes snow and ice to melt. As water runs toward your drastically cooler gutters, it tends to refreeze and create ice dams. These dams can cause a lot of tension on your shingles, leading to leaks into the interior of your home. The best way to prevent ice dams is to ensure your attic is properly insulated.
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Rotted fascia
Fascia are the boards along the base of your roof. They support the shingles and gutters. When these boards become rotted – often due to poor gutters or a misaligned drip edge – it’s vitally important to fix the problem before it gets worse.
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Animal nesting
All kinds of critters and birds will do their darndest to take advantage of the coziness of your home. Any kind of hole in your roof system can provide access to these unwanted visitors. We’re not a pest control company, but we can do our part by shutting down these access points.
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Roof buckling
Roof buckling occurs when the surface of your roof becomes warped due to extreme moisture or heat. Uneven or bent shingles need to be replaced to prevent future problems.
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Leaks
Leaks are a homeowner's worst nightmare. Not only can they damage your valuable belongings, but they can also create a whole host of future problems, like mold, mildew, rotting and more. Whether the leak is coming from your flashing, chimney or roof valley, our expert repairmen have the expertise to fix the issue quickly and keep your family dry.
