Signs of a Failing Roof: Missing Shingles
Whether it's due to wind damage or failing adhesive, a patch of missing shingles means a patch where moisture can infiltrate the roofing system into the interior of a home.
Signs of a Failing Roof: Granule Loss
This photo is a strong example of granule loss. These shingles are at the end of their life span. Granule loss can lead to easily damaged shingles and potential leaks. When shingles look like this, it is time to budget for a new roof.
Signs of a Failing Roof: Broken Shingles
When shingles break and do not properly cover the roofing system, moisture can enter the interior of a home causing leaks and damage.
Signs of a Failing Roof: Broken Shingles & Granule Loss
When shingles age and shingles start to delaminate (granule loss), the integrity of the shingle decreases. This breaks the moisture barrier and allows rain to enter deeper into the roofing system and possibly into the interior of the home.