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Water stains on ceilings or walls or evidence of water dripping or pooling indoors are clear indicators of a roof leak. Even small leaks should be addressed promptly, as they can lead to more significant problems.

Inspect your roof for any missing or damaged shingles. Shingles that are cracked, blistered, curling at the edges, or completely missing can leave your roof vulnerable to water infiltration and should be replaced.

Algae or moss growth on the roof can indicate excessive moisture retention. These organisms can deteriorate roofing materials over time and should be addressed to prevent further damage.

Check your gutters and downspouts for an accumulation of granules from asphalt shingles. Excessive granule loss indicates shingle wear and suggests that your roof may need repairs or replacement.

A sagging or uneven roofline is a significant concern and suggests a structural issue. It could be a sign of underlying damage or compromised support, requiring immediate attention from a professional.

If your energy bills have unexpectedly spiked, it could be a sign of poor insulation or ventilation in your roof. Inadequate insulation allows for heat transfer, affecting the efficiency of your home’s HVAC system.

If your roof is approaching or exceeding its expected lifespan (typically 20-25 years for asphalt shingles), it may be more susceptible to damage and require repairs or replacement.

If you notice daylight coming through the roof boards from inside your attic or crawlspace, it suggests that the roof covering is compromised and needs attention.