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Roof Repair

Most reputable` roofers will normally avoid repair work. Repair work should only be done if you are planning on selling the house in the near future. A leak is normally due to an installation error, or a problem with the plywood. This means once you have one weak spot others are sure to follow.

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When is it time
A few good signs are:
  • Damaged Flashing
  • Discolored spots on ceiling
  • Shingles starting to Curl
  • Missing shingles

It is always better to replace the roof when you see the warning signs rather then waiting for leaks to develop. Leaks can do a lot of damage so
if you see any of those signs you need to arrange for a professional to come out and analyze the roof. A good rule of thumb is every 15 years you should have your roof checked

Roof Replacement
There are two options for replacing a roof: add a layer or remove the existing. Adding a layer is the cheaper option of the two. The disadvantages are your roof can get heavy, and the sub-layers might rot. Also by adding a layer you are not replacing damaged plywood.


Removing the existing roof is the safer option and it will allow professionals to give you a significantly longer guarantee. If you are planning on being in your home for over 5-6 years this is the best option. Finally in most states having over two layers is illegal, make sure you check with Roofing Professionals to see what is best for you.

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