As one of the leading asphalt roofing contractors in the area, we often get asked by homeowners about asphalt shingle curling. It is one of the signs of wear and tear you’ll want to keep an eye out for every time you check your roof. But why does it happen, and what can you do about it?
You know you’re dealing with shingle curling when some of the asphalt shingles are curled at the edges. Over time, they become rigid, making them prone to further damage. When this happens, the inner layers of your roof become exposed to the elements, increasing the chances of leaks and other issues that may compromise its longevity and weather performance.
Below are the main reasons why curling happens in asphalt shingle roofs:
Repairing curled asphalt shingles is an impossible task, especially if they lost most of their protective granules. At this point, the roofing system’s ability to resist the elements has been compromised, necessitating an immediate replacement from a reputable roofing contractor like Jack the Roofer. We install high-quality asphalt shingles from known manufacturers like Owens Corning®, CertainTeed® and TAMKO®.
Call (720) 722-2255, or fill out our contact form to schedule an estimate. We serve homeowners in Parker and the surrounding communities.
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