If you’re like most home and business owners, you probably don’t think about your roof until there’s a problem. And by then, it’s often too late. A roof in bad condition can lead to all sorts of problems, including leaks, water damage, and even structural issues. 

That’s why it’s important to have a regular roof inspection schedule and know what red flags to look for. In this blog post, we’ll discuss some of the most common red flags in roof inspection, as well as solutions for repairing or replacing your roof.

Stained Materials

One of the most common red flags in roof inspection is dirty or stained roofing material. This can be a sign that the roof isn’t draining properly, leading to water damage and leaks. If you notice your roof is dirty, be sure to have it cleaned and inspected by a professional contractor as soon as possible.

Cracked & Broken Shingles

Another common issue is cracked or broken shingles. These can be a sign of age or wear and tear on the roof and should be repaired immediately to prevent further damage.