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Mold or Moss

Moss can grow on roof surfaces that don’t get much sunlight, especially in cool, moist climates. It can cause extreme wear/damage to shingles over time.

Mold or Moss

Dark Streaks

Airborne algae causes dark streaks on the rook. This may cause the protective UV granules that cover shingles to come off.

Dark Streaks

Missing Shingles

Missing shingles allows water to get to your underlying roof decking, which will cause your roof to get weak, cracks/holes to form, and interior damage caused by water.

Missing Shingles

Granules In Your Gutters

Roofs that are losing granules will be inconsistent in color, and you will see darker areas where the granules are almost all gone.

Bald Spots

Holes or Leaks

Holes, or leaks in your roof will cause extra damage to the interior of your house, cause your heating/cooling bills to be much higher then usual, and can even cause your roof to collapse in areas if left unfixed.

Holes or Leaks

Curling and Bucking Shingles

If you notice that your roof shingles look like they are buckling, curling, or losing granules that is a sign that your roof is getting past it's life expectancy.

Curled Edges

Age of Your Roof

The average roof expectancy is 20-25 years, therefore if you have a roof that is around that age, or older it's a smart choose to get a new roof.

Roof is 20+ Years Old

Neighbors got a new roof.

Homes built around the same time period can be experiencing the same types of weather conditions can mean that your roof is nearing its useful life.

Neighbors got a new roof.

8 Potential Signs That Your Roof May Need To Be Replaced:

Sometimes a roof can naturally reach the end of its useful life without experiencing a roof failure. It just looks old and worn, and you are doing preventive maintenance on your home. If replacing an old roof is delayed, however, it could result in bigger problems down the road. So, watch for the warning signs to be sure to give yourself plenty of time to add the project to your to-do list. Contact us today to get a free roofing consultation.

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