Homeowners often ask us what signs to look for when inspecting their roof. While we believe that a roof consultation is the best way to protect your home, we understand that some homeowners want to take the first step to identify if they need to contact a professional. If you see any of these 8 signs of roof damage on your home, it’s time to call a professional roofing contractor you can trust.
A leak in the attic: visible leaks are a sure sign your roof is in need of repair or replacement. Regularly checking the attic for signs of damage is an important step in your home maintenance plan.
Water stains, blistering or peeling paint inside or outside of the home: There are many causes of blistering or peeling paint, one of those is a leak in your roof.
A sudden rise in energy costs for your home can be a result of water laden insulation. When insulation becomes wet due to a leaking roof, it’s not able to properly perform. The results can be a spike in energy costs to keep your home at the normal temperature.
Granules in the gutter. If you notice a buildup of shingle granules in your gutters, it’s a sure sign that your roof is nearing the end of its life.
Missing or damaged shingles. Weather can wreak havoc on your roof. If your shingles have been damaged it’s time to call your roofing team.
Sagging roof. If your roof is sagging contact us immediately. Sagging is an indication that the physical structure of the roof has been damaged from moisture. It’s important to remedy this immediately.
Mold or mildew in the home is a sign of excess moisture, which could be coming from a roof leak.
Roof age, if your roof is approaching 20 years old, it’s time to contact a roofing professional for a consultation.
If you notice any of these signs, it’s time to contact your roofing professionals to schedule a consultation. Don’t wait until your minor roof damage becomes a major problem. The Weather-Tite Team has provided quality roofing services to the Tri-State area for over 20 years. Schedule your complimentary roofing consultation today.