South Brunswick Roofing starts a roof inspection at the ground and works upward. We check the gutter and downspout runs, the fascia and soffit lines, then walk the rooftop itself.
Up top we read the asphalt shingle field for granule loss and end-of-life wear, then check whether architectural or three-tab shingle has curled, cracked, or blown loose. A moisture meter and an infrared scan tell us what the decking looks like underneath.
That matters here. Hot humid summers with frequent thunderstorms push water through any failed pipe boot or vent boot, and Nor'easters drive rain sideways into chimney flashing and step flashing. Snow and ice accumulation in winter months builds ice dams along the eave.
An ice-and-water shield and synthetic underlayment are what hold up in this climate. Felt and tar paper do not. We photograph every soft spot and open sealant joint so you get images, not just our word for it.
