Categories: Roofing

Why a Newly Repaired Roof Might Still Leak

Sometimes, a roof might still leak after a service call. This unfortunate issue can be caused by a variety of reasons. Understanding the reasons behind this problem can help you in event that it happens to you. In today’s article, Quality Assurance Roofing, the top roofing contractor in our local area, explains why a roof might still leak after a roof repair.

  • Using the Wrong Materials – This is a problem caused by the inexperience and shoddy workmanship of an unqualified contractor. These contractors usually charge lower rates and use inferior materials. Don’t be fooled by promises that sound too good to be true. Instead, work with an established professional contractor with many years of experience.
  • Wrong Diagnosis – Similar to the problem above, this is caused by bad contractors. The source of a leak can be difficult to trace, which is why it is easy for contractors to miss out where the other leaks spots are. Fortunately, as a residential roofing expert, we will always inspect your roof thoroughly after a repair.
  • Settling – The previous repairs performed on your roof might develop new cracks because your home’s foundations have started to move away from their initial location. This is a serious problem that can damage many parts of your home. Contact a professional as soon as possible.

Quality Assurance Roofing is the top residential and commercial roofing company in our local area and we stand behind the quality of work that we do. We are committed to doing the job right the first time and we’ll make sure that you will never experience this problem. We are certified by GAF, CertainTeed and Owens Corning so you know that we meet some of the highest standards in the industry. We serve many areas including Rogers, AR. Call us at (479) 279-8500 if you are in Rogers, AR, or at (417) 799-7889 if you are at Branson West, MO, to learn more about our services and products. You can also get a free quote.

Erica Bray

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