Roofing FAQs

Ceiling stains can be caused by roof leaks, flashing failures, condensation from poor ventilation, or moisture traveling from another area. An inspection helps identify the true source before repairs are made.

Yes. Even small leaks can spread quickly, damaging insulation, drywall, and framing if left untreated.

Leaks may appear to stop temporarily, but the underlying issue usually remains and often worsens over time.

Granule loss can be part of normal aging, but sudden or excessive granules may indicate storm damage or shingle deterioration that needs evaluation.

Yes. Damaged shingles reduce water protection and can allow moisture to reach underlying layers.

Roof lifespan depends on materials, installation quality, ventilation, and maintenance. Many systems last decades when properly installed and cared for.

Some storm damage is visible, while other issues aren’t obvious from the ground. Professional inspections help identify hidden problems.

No. Hail can bruise shingles beneath the surface, leading to premature failure later.

If your area experienced high winds, hail, or heavy rain, an inspection is a smart preventative step.

Yes. Poor ventilation traps heat and moisture, which can shorten roof lifespan and cause secondary problems.

Proper ventilation helps regulate attic temperature, which can improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Ventilation should always be evaluated during replacement to protect the new roofing system.

Coverage depends on your policy and the cause of damage. Storm-related issues may qualify, while age-related wear often does not.

Many homeowners prefer to start with an inspection to understand the situation before contacting their insurer.

Yes. Financing options may be available for both repairs and replacements, depending on approval.