10/27/2026
From the driveway, this roof looked like most roofs on the street. Up close, it had a few details worth knowing about.
There was a layer of shingle granules in the gutter, and some fine cracking on the shingle surface. Near the ridge, one shingle wasn’t lying flat, and another lifted easily by hand when it should have been sealed down.
None of these mean a roof is done. They’re the kinds of things you can only really see from up top, and most are much easier to deal with when they’re caught early.
If you’ve noticed something on your own roof and aren’t sure what you’re looking at, feel free to ask. We’re happy to help homeowners across Southeast Michigan and Northwest Ohio make sense of it.
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