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Is your roof missing a single shingle? Even though a missing shingle or two may not seem like an issue you need to address immediately, take a look at what you need to know about replacement, timing, potential problems, and your roofing options.
Should You Replace One, Two, or a Few Shingles?
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Wild weather, wear, and unexpected accidents can damage or completely remove asphalt shingles from your home’s roof. You may not immediately notice the loss, depending on where the shingles are located. But when you do spot the small bald spots — should you rush to a replacement?
Even though a missing shingle or two may only make up a small area of your roof, the absence of the protective material can cause immediate and long-term problems. Without a full set of shingles or a continuous asphalt barrier:
Whether your home has one, two, or an entire patch of missing shingles, replace these essential pieces of the roof.
How Soon Should You Replace a Missing Shingle?
Unlike an entire side of your roof or a complete roof failure, a single shingle may not raise a red flag or cause alarm. But this doesn’t mean you should wait days, weeks, months, or years to deal with what may seem like minor damage to you.
After you notice a missing asphalt shingle (or a few), take the next step and:
The sooner you call a roofer, the better this is for your home and your family. Again, over time, one or a few missing shingles can lead to serious water-related damage. Every day that goes by is a day that rain and moisture can enter your home.
Does your roof need a professional repair? Contact D.S. Bahr Construction, Inc. , for more information.
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