Shingle Roof Replacement | Good Shepherd Roofing

Time and time again the Good Shepherd Roofing team hears from homeowners about Shingle Roof Replacement damage, often when it is too late. Just like everything in life, having a maintenance schedule can prevent damage that could result in massive damage to your home. buckle may also appear due to poor fastening during installation, using nails that are too long, or poor back coating.

Good Shepherd Roofing loves to help homeowners establish a routine maintenance plan to monitor the health of your roof.

Curling, Blistering, or Buckling Shingles

Extreme heat temperatures can also present a potential danger to your roofing in the Atlanta area, and if you miss the signs of the damage it could become a problem with a roof leak sooner than later.

• Blistering – Most often a sign that moisture has built up inside the shingle, blistering shingles show signs of bubble or blisters on their surface. Blistering can be a natural aging process for roofs, but it’s also an indication that the attic isn’t properly ventilated, or that leaf and debris has built up on the roof. In regions of the country, like the Southeast (Gwinnett County, Barrow County, Fulton County, Cobb County) where exposure to the sun is high, blistering is also common.

• Curling – Unfortunately, curling is a common problem in roofs. Easy to spot since curling shingles disrupts the uniform look of the roof, the cause is often improper storage of the shingles prior to installation. Alternatively, some additional causes of curling include improper installation, a very dry asphalt base, poor quality shingles, and natural wear and tear. The problem with curling shingles is that they leave the structure underneath exposed to the elements, making the structure vulnerable to water damage. Good Shepherd Roofing uses the best materials to avoid these types of issues that exist from roofing companies that choose to use lower-quality materials.

• Buckling – Similar to curling shingles, buckling shingles are caused by many of the same problems, such as poor ventilation and installation. However, shingles that buckle may also appear due to poor fastening during installation, using nails that are too long, or poor back coating.

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