Maintaining Curling or Lifting Shingles

Fasto Roofing emphasizes the importance of maintaining your roof to ensure its longevity and functionality. This article provides comprehensive guidance on how to handle curling or lifting shingles.

Causes of Curling or Lifting Shingles

• Improper Installation: Incorrectly installed shingles are more prone to lifting.

• Inadequate Ventilation: Poor attic ventilation can cause moisture buildup, leading to curling.

• Weather Damage: Moisture, sunlight, and temperature fluctuations contribute to shingle damage.

• Moss Growth: Moss under shingles can cause them to lift over time.

Preventing Shingle Curling and Lifting

• Ensure Proper Installation: Use experienced roofing professionals to avoid installation errors.

• Improve Attic Ventilation: Proper ventilation prevents moisture buildup.

• Regular Inspections: Regularly inspect your roof to catch early signs of damage.

• Remove Moss: Keep your roof clear of moss to prevent lifting.

Fixing Curling or Lifting Shingles

• Replace Damaged Shingles: The most effective solution is to replace damaged shingles.

• Seal Curled Shingles: For minor curling, sealing may be an option.

• Professional Inspection: Hire a professional to assess and repair your roof without causing further damage.

Conclusion

Curling or lifting shingles can indicate serious issues with your roof. Address these problems promptly with the help of a professional contractor to ensure your roof's longevity and effectiveness.

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