If you’ve found yourself asking “Do I need a new roof?” it is likely time to check in with a professional on the state of your roof. While each roof may come with a unique set of symptoms when it is time for replacement, there are 5 surefire signs to spot roof damage that will require a roof replacement. Spot checking your roof is easy and can help you determine whether or not to call a professional in. From the ground, if you can see any type of breakage in your shingles, wet spots, stains, plant growth, or even missing shingles are all good indicators that professional intervention is needed. From inside of your house, if you are experiencing any leakage, mold, or mildew on the ceiling, or any soft or wet spots in your ceiling, a roof replacement is needed. If there are any signs of roof damage that you’re not sure about, it is best to call a professional. If you’re taking a peek at your roof to determine when to call a professional, check for these 5 signs that your roof needs replacing.
Do you need a new roof? Each roof is unique, and not every roof will have all of these signs, if any, to indicate that it needs replacing! If you are concerned about your roof, the only way to be sure of its conditions is to have a professional inspection conducted. If you would like a free inspection to determine your best course of action with your roof, contact Roofwell here to schedule an inspection or speak with a professional today!
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