09/13/2023
This is a great time of year to get a roof inspection 💯
Why do I say that?🤔
As leaves fall this fall 🍂
They will pile up in the valleys as well as any nooks and crannies of your roof not allowing your roof to shed water properly which could cause further issues even leaks 😬
Before you ever see a leak it has to go through several layers. (shingles👉 then the underlayment, roof decking, insulation or spray foam then finally the drywall )😱 most leaks go unnoticed until they are already a huge issue.
Allow us to do a full and proper roof inspection so you don’t get “caught out in the rain” as they say with a leaky roof 🤗
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While we are doing your roof inspection we can help with removing any debris while we are up there at no cost to you 🫶
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6 causes of roof leaks during heavy rain:
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1. Plumbing. 🪠
Where there’s plumbing, you will find a vent pipe and flashing. A plumbing setup can make some houses more vulnerable to leaks during heavy rains. Something as simple as a ventilation fan duct can allow a leak to occur.
2. Chimney. 🏠
A house with a chimney is far more prone to roof leaks that one without. Rain can fall straight into the chimney itself, around the angle flashing between the chimney and roof, or through the masonry surface. Problems with roofing shingles only increase the likelihood of leaks.
2. Skylights. 🌌
Skylights are another common leak source, often due to damaged or improperly installed flashing, gaps around the framing, or condensation dripping off a skylight that hasn’t been properly insulated.
3. Degraded shingles. 🏚️
Eventually roofing shingles will dry out and wear to the point that they can no longer keep water out. Roof leaks that happen during heavy rains may indicate the end of the shingles’ life.
4. Metal corrosion. 🤘🎸
Cracks in metal and corrosion around fasteners can create enough space for water to leak. Over time, expansion and contraction can loosen the seams in a metal roof. This wear and tear may also lead to leaks.
4. Condensation. 💦
Attics that are not properly ventilated can allow moist, hot air to collect in the attic. Another issue is condensation that collects on pipes that vent through the attic. The water then drips into attic and onto the ceiling. Heavy rainfall during temporarily warmer winter days will only make the situation worse.
A simple inspection will help you keep your roof in good shape.
I know a thing a two feel free to message me or give me a call 817-771-892four📱
