Roofing Washington, One Home at a Time
Curling shingle repair that replaces tabs whose edges have curled upward and lost their weather seal.
Curling is a classic aging symptom where shingle edges turn up, and it accelerates on Northwest roofs that endure endless wet-dry cycling. Once edges curl, they no longer lie flat against the course below, so wind gets under them and rain follows. Our crews replace curled shingles in the affected zones and evaluate whether attic ventilation is drying the deck properly. Correcting ventilation often slows curling across the rest of the roof and stretches its remaining life.
Replaces curled tabs that no longer seal; Restores a flat, wind-resistant surface; Identifies ventilation issues driving the curling; Slows deterioration across the wider roof; Improves appearance and weather protection
1) Map the areas showing curled edges; 2) Remove curled shingles and inspect the deck; 3) Install flat, matched replacement shingles; 4) Assess attic ventilation and advise on improvements
Extent of curling across the roof; Age and matchability of the shingles; Whether ventilation upgrades are included; Condition of the deck beneath; Roof size and pitch
Curling repairs go smoothly in dry, mild conditions, and late summer is a practical time to address widespread edge curl.