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Lifted shingles are shingles that no longer lay flat against the roof. The shingle edge, corner, or tab rises up instead of staying sealed down. That raised spot creates a gap where wind, rain, and debris can get underneath. Over time, that gap can lead to moisture intrusion and bigger roof damage. Lifted shingles are

Roof shrinkage is not something most homeowners think about until a water leak appears. However if you have a flat roof, a low-slope roof, or a roof section covered with a membrane, shrinkage can be a real issue. It can pull the roofing material tight, stress seams and flashing, and open gaps where water can

Having to replace your roof in Florida can feel overwhelming. The cost of materials, labor, and meeting local code requirements adds up fast. You’re not alone if you do not have the budget to pay for a new roof. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect your home now and find solutions to

When your home’s exterior is crisp white, your roofing color becomes one of the biggest decisions. Choose right and you boost curb appeal, modernize your style, and even improve energy efficiency. Choose poorly and the roof may clash, stand out for the wrong reasons, or reduce resale value. In this blog, we’ll walk you through