Roof maintenance is an essential aspect of homeownership, yet it’s surrounded by misconceptions. In the local area where weather conditions can severely impact roofing, dispelling these myths is crucial for the longevity and functionality of your roof. Learn more about these common myths in this post by reliable roofing contractor Masters Roofing.
If you didn’t already know, the flashing on your roof is the flat, thin material that is used to prevent water from penetrating the weak areas on your roof such as around the chimney or in corners. It is placed underneath the shingles and redirects water to another location. While flashing is usually made of durable materials such as aluminum, galvanized or stainless steel, it is not uncommon for it to suffer damage. In today’s post, the roof replacement pros over at Masters Roofing shares the three main reasons why the flashing on your roof might fail.
Even the sturdiest asphalt roofs are bound to be replaced as it reaches the end of its expected lifespan. However, there are certain factors that can cause your roof to age faster (or slower), which means no two shingle roofs can last exactly the same, even if they’re made of the same material. Today, our residential roofing experts talk about factors that can affect your roof’s aging rate.