Roofing in Houston, TX
Houston weather puts roofs through humid heat and sudden, heavy rain, so it helps to know which parts of your own roof to look at first.
If your roof has been re-covered more than once, ask what was done at the chimney, the valleys and the vent pipes rather than about the shingles themselves. Those junctions rely on flashing, and flashing is what a second layer of shingles rarely improves.
Where rain arrives all at once, a small opening can move a lot of water into a ceiling quickly. If you saw heavy wind or hail, it is worth having the roof looked at even when nothing has shown inside yet.
What homeowners here ask about
After a storm
If shingles look lifted, creased or missing from the ground, the underlayment underneath may already be exposed.
Rubber boots around vent pipes
If a ceiling stain only appears while it is raining, the seal around a pipe or fan vent is worth checking.
Where water leaves the roof
If gutters overflow or sag, water backs up at the eaves and works into the fascia behind them.
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