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Procrastinating on household chores is a problem we all have. However, a roof leak repair should take the highest priority on your list of home maintenance issues. Roofing leaks can develop for a variety of reasons: improper roof installation, wind or storm damage, and lack of maintenance. Keep in mind that most roofs are only meant to last 20 to 30 years, so it could simply be time to replace your roof. Here are some ways a leaky roof can damage your home. 1. Attic and ceiling damage The initial dangers of a roof leak are damage to the attic area and items stored there. If there is no attic, or the size of the leak is big, it will damage the interior ceiling. Affected ceiling paint will darken and ceiling plaster may bubble and expand. The leaking water also will damage paint and plaster on nearby walls. You can also expect damage on ceiling-mounted lights and fans. 2. Interior mold and mildew issues In the long term, one of the most profound consequences of a lea

Even when a storm produces no rain or hail, your roof can still sustain damage. Intense winds can create stress points on a roof that, over time, can weaken and become compromised. While a roof is designed to resist typical wind loads, they can be damaged over the years by high winds and debris carried by the wind. Replacing missing shingles and fixing the initial roof damage quickly is important to prevent subsequent water damage and high fuel costs that will inevitably result from a roof system that is not working as it should. How to Check for Roof Wind Damage Perform an Outdoor Inspection: Look for missing and damaged shingles (damaged shingles might be curled, cracked, or torn) on your roof or around your property. If this type of damage is localized (i.e., it covers less than 30 percent of the entire roof), roofing repairs might be able to address the problem. More extensive damage might necessitate roof replacement. Also keep in mind that no