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Woodland Roofing Company

Your home is one of your biggest investments. If you think you might have a problem with your roof, it’s important to call a roofing company as soon as possible before it can create further damage. How do you know if you have a roof problem? One indication is if you see water stains or bubbling paint on your ceiling. If you see this, or any other signs of roof damage, it’s a good idea to have your roof checked out.

At Roof Recovery, we can handle everything from basic roof repairs to full roof replacements for both residential and commercial needs. What sets us apart from the competition is our years of experience as well as our commitment to providing top-quality work and exceptional customer service. If you’re looking for a Woodland roofing company you can trust, contact us and we will be happy to answer all of your questions!

Cracked or Curled Shingles >

Shingles that are at the end of their lifespan might begin to show signs of old age including cracking or curling at the edges.

Missing Shingles >

It is common for shingles that are in good shape to be able to withstand heavy winds up to a point. However, when wind pummels an old roof, it’s likely that a few shingles will fly away. Once a couple are gone, it creates vulnerable areas and more are likely to follow. If you notice any missing shingles on your roof, call us for a free roof repair estimate.

Wet Shingles >

It’s normal for shingles to be wet after it rains, but if there is a particular area of your roof that seems to never dry, it could be a sign that you have a ventilation problem that needs to be addressed.

Shingle Granules In Gutters >

As shingles age or if they are damaged by hail or other factors, they can begin to shed granules that look like little beads. Asphalt shingles have these granules added to them to extend their life and protect them from UV damage.

If a few of these granules show up in the gutters from time to time, it’s nothing to worry about. However, if an excessive amount is getting caught in your gutters or you can physically see bare spots from missing granules, make sure to give us a call.

Torn, Lifting, or Missing Flashing >

Flashing is one of the most important features of your roof as it creates a seal between the roof and roof objects like chimneys and vents. This is essential for keeping water out. As a home settles or as a roof ages, the flashing can begin to peel, crack, or fly off altogether. This can make your home incredibly vulnerable to leaks and needs to be addressed right away.

Stains on Ceilings And Walls >

This is one of the most obvious signs of a roof leak and should be an indication that you need to call us for an inspection. Because of the way homes are built, you can’t always depend on the faulty part of the roof being directly above the stain. It takes a trained eye to find out the cause of the problem and our wealth of experience can come in handy.

Water Leaks During or After Storms >

If water is actively leaking into your home, it could be from a number of reasons. It’s possible that you have a hole in your roof that is allowing water to leak through the attic and into your home. However, it is also possible that a pipe in the ceiling has a leak. Our highly-trained team can perform an inspection to find out exactly what the cause of the leak is and help you determine if you need a Sacramento roofer or a plumber.

Sagging Roof or Sagging Rafters >

If your roof line isn’t as straight as an arrow, there is likely something wrong. It most often has to do with moisture. Either moisture cannot escape the attic and is causing the structural features of your roof to rot and warp, or the roof is not properly directing water to the gutters and is becoming waterlogged, also causing rotting and warping.

However, sagging roof lines can be caused by problems other than water. It is possible that the roof was not properly installed in the first place and the rafters cannot support the weight of the roof, or the foundation of your home is sinking and causing the roof to bend.

Blistering or Peeling Paint >

Another issue caused by a poorly ventilated roof or a roof that does not drain properly is peeling or blistering paint. These cause moisture to build up near the roofline, so check this area first for signs of peeling exterior paint or bubbling paint. If you notice any of these signs, make sure to call us for a roof inspection and possible roof repair.

Sunlight In The Attic >

If sunlight is getting into your attic through the roof, then air, water, and bugs can get in there too. As a home settles or as rafters shrink or expand, cracks can form that inhibit the soundness of your roof. If you are up in your attic and notice daylight seeping in, give your Sacramento roof repair team a call and we’ll take care of it.

Increased Energy Bills >

Energy bills tend to fluctuate throughout the year. But then you see a sudden and unexpected spike in your monthly bill; it is likely a sign that something in your home is not functioning right. It could be any number of things, and your first thought when you see a spike in your bill isn’t to call a roofer. However, if the HVAC technicians can’t find anything wrong, then the roof could be the next place to look. It is possible that there is damage to your roof that is causing conditioned air to escape, making your HVAC unit work overtime and increasing your energy bills. We can perform a thorough inspection to determine if the roof is the cause of the problem.

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