High winds, driving rain, heavy snow loads and UV rays can all cause your roof shingles to wear out faster than they should. But that's not the end of the problem. The part of your roof that is right below your shingles is called the roof decking, and it can also get damaged.
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Too much humidity in your home can lead to a variety of issues, including discomfort, interior damage, and mold and mildew growth. But did you know that your roof can also be impacted by humidity? State Roofing & Exteriors explains further.
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Your roof and your gutters play crucial roles in keeping your home dry and free of moisture damage. These components of your home's exterior, after all, are your first lines of defense against precipitation and other harsh elements.
Read MoreAre you looking for a contractor who can tackle your roofing project? You must first do your due diligence before making a choice. In addition to being licensed, a roofing contractor should also be fully insured. Any roofing project, no matter the size, has varying degrees of risk.
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