Mar 23, 2017
9:37:09am
9:37:09am
The best way to find out if water is getting in is to look at it from the bottom side in the attic. Heat and humidity
can cause plywood to sag and fail etc.
At some point it should be repaired and depending on the age of the roof etc and if they can match shingles I would think it would be less than $1000 to fix it. (probably around 500)
If it's an older roof, you may want to bite the bullet and do the whole roof.
Insurance will likely not cover unless it was damaged by hail or a falling object etc.
At some point it should be repaired and depending on the age of the roof etc and if they can match shingles I would think it would be less than $1000 to fix it. (probably around 500)
If it's an older roof, you may want to bite the bullet and do the whole roof.
Insurance will likely not cover unless it was damaged by hail or a falling object etc.
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3/23/17 9:18am
I think a key question is how old is the roof? If it is 20+ years old, I would just replace. For a typical Utah sized
3/23/17 9:22am