Roofing in homes built roughly 1980 to 2000
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The polybutylene and aluminum-wiring window, 150 amp panels, R-22 systems and first-cycle architectural shingle.
What follows is every roofing problem we cover that concentrates in this era of construction. Age does not mean worse — it means a different set of failures.
- Architectural shingles past their rated life
- Shingles lifting along one slope after wind
- Bruising you can feel but barely see
- Skylight leaking at the head
- Attic feels well over outdoor temperature in summer
- Damage that might be under the deductible
- Pipe boots aging on a mid-life roof
- Moss or dark streaking on north-facing slopes
- Different shingle color in patches
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Written by Jaylan Jones. I Like To Exterior Services earns a referral fee when a call connects to a contractor. See our business-model disclosure.