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7 Ways High Winds Can Damage Your Roof

10/18/2019

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High winds and home roofs don’t go well together. If you are living in high winds prone area, you should be observing your roof always. Otherwise, it will affect its structural integrity over time.

It’s always advisable to get in touch with a roofer to inspect your roof after a severe storm. It will enable you to nip any damage in the bud before it degenerates.
 

​Ordinarily, some roofing materials can resist high winds better than others. So, if you live in a storm-prone area, it’s advisable to use storm-resistant materials on your roof.
 
It will elongate your roof lifespan for a while. But I want you to know that no roofing material can resist high winds for a long time. Without much ado, here are the different ways high winds can damage your roof;
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Missing Shingles
 
Missing shingles is one of the ways high winds can damage your roof. Once it blows off your asphalt shingles; some parts of your roof will be left unprotected. And if you fail to carry out swift action to repair it, it could degenerate to a severe leak.
 
But when you have several patches of missing shingles on your roof, it could affect your home curb appeal. Over time, it could affect your home’s weather protection.

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Leaks                   
 
Leaks are another sign that high winds have damaged your roof. During a storm, there are chances that debris may collide with your roof. And if it continues for a while, it will punch holes and the roof, which will eventually make your shingles to wear and tear.
 
With holes on your roof, water will start passing through the gaps and drip into your interior. And overtime leaking roof will affect your indoor temperature and comfort level.
 
 It’s advisable to hire a roofer immediately you notice a leak on your roof. It doesn’t matter how small the leak seems. Otherwise, it will degenerate to something more serious.
 
Loss of Granules
 
Shingles granules play an essential role in your roof. They help to reflect heat from the sun to maintain a comfortable temperature for your home.
 
Even though your roof survives several high winds seasons, a time will come when you will notice a loss of granules. Once you start seeing this, it’s an indication that the roof needs attention.

Most times, the easiest way to know if your granules are having issues is to check your gutters. Once you start seeing piled up granules on your gutter, it’s time to get a roofing contractor to carry out inspection. After the inspection, you will know if you need to replace your roof or it’s just a repair.

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Damaged Gutters
 
Gutters are installed to help direct water from your roof to ground level. There are next to the roof and are prone to high winds. So, once you notice any damage to your roof gutters, it’s an indication that you need to repair or replace your roof.
 
Roof Edge Curling from Peeling Shingles 
 
Your roof edge is one of the pressure points of your roof, and it’s prone to storm damage. So, once you see roof edge that curls from peeling shingles, it’s often an effect of high winds damage to your roof.
 
Anytime you notice roof edge curling from peeling shingles, don’t delay repairs further. But before the repairs, invite a professional roofer to inspect your roof to ascertain the extent of the damage.
 
Damaged Chimney
 
The chimney is another area on your roof that high winds can affect. Most times, your chimney flashing is often vulnerable to storm-damaged. Flashing is the strip of metal that surrounds your chimney’s base.
 
The essence of having a flashing at your chimney base is to prevent water from entering into your home. But a severe wind could damage it. And if you fail to fix damaged chimney early, it could affect other indoor structure of your home.
 
Damaged Soffit or Fascia
 
Soffit and Fascia help to keep water away from your roof. And they function to reduce the chances of your roof leaking. Sadly, once high winds damage them, they will make your roof prone to water damage and eventually give ways for critters to come in.
 
These are the seven ways high winds can damage your roof. If you have the habit of always observing and monitoring your roof, you will be able to nip some of these damages in the bud.
But if you allow them to degenerate before fixing them, it could be more expensive for you.
 
Do you want to repair or replace your roof? You can rely on suburban roofing to handle your installations and repairs. We have a team of professional and experienced roofers who are always ready to handle different roofing project. Sounds interesting? Contact us on 860-982-4345.
Remember we never compromise quality when we are installing or repairing roofs for our clients. This is why we pride ourselves as the leading roofing contractors in Connecticut and its environment.
 
 
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