It’s easy to forget or neglect the parts of your roofing system that aren’t easily seen by the naked eye. For many homeowners, the roof simply consists of the shingles, the flashing and the gutters. However, it’s important to be aware of the other roofing components as well. Take the roofing underlayment for example. It is an essential part of your roof system as it contributes to the health and stability of the entire roof structure.
A storm can damage your roof in major proportions or in small, unnoticeable ways. Whatever the case may be, you should act quickly and always call roofers to take a look at your roofing after a storm.
Roof replacement requires the expertise of experienced contractors. Premium roofing materials won’t be much good if the people working on your roof installation do not comply with manufacturer instructions and industry standards.
Certain problems on a roofing system can be easy to spot, like wet spots, leaks and missing shingles. However, some issues tend to be more subtle and require the expertise of highly-trained sloped and flat roof contractors to find them. Even so, there are ways you can determine if your roof is suffering from the less-obvious signs of roof damage:
