Asphalt Shingle Roofing

Missing or damaged shingles: 

Shingles can become loose, cracked, or missing due to age, high winds, or heavy rain.

Leaks: 

Leaks can occur due to damaged or missing shingles, flashing, or ventilation.

Ponding water:

Ponding water can occur due to poor drainage or a low-sloped roof, which can lead to leaks and damage.

Blistering or curling shingles: 

This can occur due to improper ventilation or extreme heat, which can cause the shingles to become brittle and lose their integrity.

Algae or moss growth: 

This can occur due to high humidity or a lack of sunlight, and can lead to discoloration and decay of the shingles.

Debris accumulation: 

Debris such as leaves, twigs and branches can accumulate on a roof and cause damage if not removed.

Clogged gutters: 

Clogged gutters can cause water to overflow and seep into the structure of the roof, leading to leaks and other damage.

Damage from severe weather: 

Storms, hurricanes, or tornadoes can cause significant damage to a roof, including missing shingles, punctures, or damage to the structure.