| The Grand River Roofing Company |
| It's always a good practice to perform a thorough inspection of the roof and exterior of the home to determine whether the existing roofing must be removed before applying a new system. The inspection should always include: 1) Checking the condition of the shingles. You are looking for evidence of blistering, buckling, loose or missing shingles, severe moss or debris build-up. 2) Checking for evidence of leakage in the attic area. Evidence of water damage will appear as black patches on rafters or the underside of the roof decking, wet or packed insulation, or wood that looks soft and powdery, which is an advanced form of dry rot. If signs of rotting or moisture are evident, it is best to remove existing roofing and repair any damage before applying the new system. 3) Checking any areas that require flashing such as valleys, chimneys, vent pipes, etc. for evidence of water damage. |
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