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Attic leaks Check your attic after severe weather. A leak could mean some shingles are damaged, the underlayment — a protective barrier between your shingles and the plywood of your roof — has failed, or flashing — the material that
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Blistering or peeling paint Poor ventilation may cause moisture to get trapped in your house, which may cause exterior paint to peel and blister.
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Ceiling and wall stains Leaks from outside the house or moisture trapped inside it can cause stains and possibly mold or mildew.
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Sheathing decay Another issue with poor ventilation and moisture in your layers of roofing materials is the decay of sheathing — also called decking — which is the layer of plywood that forms the foundation of your roof. If you notic
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Shingle damage When shingles reach the end of their useful life, you may notice they fall off or become cracked, brittle or curled, which means it may be time for a new roof.
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Dark streaks It may look like dirt, but dark stains on your shingles may be moss, lichen, or blue-green algae. This may not require a new roof, but if and when you do replace your shingles, ask for StainGuard® and StainGuard® Plus pr
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