Roof Sarking Wrap-1X100m-Self-Adhesive Roof Insulation Film

• Customization: Available
• Feature: Explosion-Proof, Heat Insulation
• Transparency: Opaque
• Model NO.: LVC281
• Color: Silver or Custom Made
• Transport Package: Roll
• Specification: 1x100m
• Trademark: TOPSON
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 500t Sets/Month

Product Description

How Can I Tell if My Roof Needs to be Replaced?

• Shingle edges are curled, or shingle tabs are cupped - Different shingles react differently to weather conditions. First, you must check whether shingles are in good shape, especially after a rough storm. They need to lie flat against the roof; any sign of damage can be concerning.
• Bald spots where granules are missing - If a roof is new, there will be lots of granules in the gutters and downspouts. But, if a roof has existed for a while, this can be concerning. If you notice there are lots of granules in the gutters, this means that the roof needs replacement soon. It indicates that the product is at the end of its life.
• You can see broken or damaged flashing - Flashing is essential to the roof. It is used to seal the seams from the weather. You can find it around skylights, chimneys, and vents; these are the first places to check. Cracks can be hazardous as they will ultimately lead to leaks. Furthermore, if your home is a bit older, there is a good chance that an obsolete material was being used for flashing. When you replace the roof, make sure to use metal flashing instead.
• The roof looks old and worn - Sometimes, you don't even have to climb on the roof to realize that it needs a replacement. The roof has to be changed at least once every 20 years. If your roof has served for more than that, it will start showing signs of wear and tear. Replace it before something terrible happens and moisture starts affecting your home.
• The roof has moss - While it is used to protect your home from rain and snow, it is not every day that there is too much moisture. Moss is a clear indication that your roof is getting old. Trapped moisture, rot, and sagging can be cause for concern.