One of the hardest things about replacing or repairing
a worn-out roof is finding a roofer you can trust
to do high-quality, professional work. Of course, there's
nothing better than hearing from someone you know who just
had roofing work done and had a great experience. We started
Findlay Roofing in 1995 and have become one of the largest
and fastest growing roofing specialists in Georgia by doing superior
work at reasonable prices, resulting in loads of customer referrals.
In fact, most of our business comes from referrals by satisfied
customers. That's how we became North Georgia's
Most Trusted And Recommended Roofer.
Roofing Risks
If your roof is more than 15 years old, or if it shows
any of these warning signs, you may already have a problem.
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Ceiling Spots
- Caused
by leaks
in roof
- Check attic or crawlspace
for leaks in deck
- Check chimney and vents for cracks
in flashing
- Check rafters for leaks that travel
away from original source
- Check roof for damaged
shingles
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Damage Flashing
- Caused by improper
installation
- Caused by drying and cracking
- Can usually be repaired
without replacing roof
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Missing Shingles
- Caused by improper fastening
- Caused by exposure
to high winds
- Can usually be replaced individually
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Buckling & Curling Spots
- Caused by improperly applied felt (buckling)
- Caused
by movement in deck (buckling)
- Caused by undersaturation
of felt in organic-based shingles (curling)
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Blistering
- Caused by moisture in shingles
- Caused by excessive
use of asphalt plastic cement
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Algae Growth
- Caused by growth of airborne algae deposited
on roof
- Unsightly appearance does not affect the
service life of the material
- Common problem in
warm, humid climates
- Algae resistant shingles
available regionally
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Missing Granules
- On newly applied shingles, a certain number of
loose granules is normal
- On aging shingles, missing
granules indicate need for replacement
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Rotting
- Caused by absorption of moisture by mat at the
core of the shingle
- Common problem with organic-based
shingles.
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Check Your Insurance
Whenever you spot roof
damage, call your insurance agent. Some–maybe all–of
the costs of repair or replacement may be covered by your
homeowner's policy.
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