6 Causes Of Granule Loss on Asphalt Shingles
Although most home or business owners don’t often think twice about the tiny pellets that come off their roof, granule loss is an important indicator of your roof’s condition and remaining lifespan. Asphalt shingles are made with small stone particles, such as rhyolite, granite, slate, or basalt, embedded into the asphalt to protect your home from the sun’s harsh ultraviolet rays, shield shingles from heavy rain, and add fire resistance to your roof. When you notice these protective granules building up in your gutter or littering your driveway, it can be a warning sign that it’s time for new shingles.
Read MoreHow Tree Branches Can Shorten the Life of Your Roof
No residential property is complete without a tree or two. Trees provide shade, helping you stay comfortable when spending time outdoors. They’re also beautiful to look at, with their branches swaying in the breeze. However, these very branches can pose a serious threat to your home — more specifically, its roof. Even if the tree […]
Read More9 Roofing Myths That Cost Homeowners Money
Roofing myths and misinformation spread easily through talking to neighbors, seeing posts on social media, and receiving outdated advice. When you take these myths at face value, it can lead to unnecessary expenses, premature roof failure, insurance issues, and avoidable repairs — all things that cost you money. At Kanga Roof, we want you to […]
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