Flashing at a wall or dormer on a newer build
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Complex rooflines on production builds are where workmanship varies most. Dormers, sidewalls and roof-to-wall transitions are the first places to check when a newer roof leaks.
This is most common in homes built since 2000. PEX on slab, 200 amp service, builder-grade equipment that reaches end of life across a whole street at once.
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- Two or three layers of shingle already on the roof
- Plank decking with gaps between the boards
- Rust streaks below the chimney flashing
- Wood shingle under the asphalt
- No ridge vent and no soffit intake
- Valley metal rusted or missing
- Masonry chimney needs work
- Sagging visible along the ridge line
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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.