Roof Repair in Marysville, WA.

Residential & Commercial Roof Repairs.

The PNW weather can be hard on your roof, from frequent rain, high humidity, and the temperature swings of the Puget Sound area. Small issues can worsen quickly, so it’s always better to resolve minor damages early before they turn into more costly repairs. We can help identify and fix any damages before its to late, feel free to contact us to get a free inspection of your roof.

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Roof Repair in Marysville, WA.

Residential & Commercial Roof Repairs.

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Roof Repair Services In Snohomish County, WA. Protecting Roofs Since 2023.

At Marysville Roofing Pros, we can help you with all of your roofing repair concerns, from sudden leaks and missing shingles to flashing issues and damages from fallen branches. Whether you have a repair scheduled out in advance or call for an emergency, we’ll be there to do our best and protect your home. If you suspect your roof has been damaged, give us a call to schedule a free roof inspection and get our expert advice with no obligations. During inspection, we will take extra care to look at high risk areas such as roof valleys (where two roofs meet; leaks are commonly found here due to high water flow) and around chimneys, skylights, and vents. We also check your gutters to make sure they are properly draining to prevent water from backing up onto your roof.

Types of repairs we specialize in:

♦ Shingle Replacements

♦ Leak Detection & Sealing

♦ Flashing Repair & Replacing

♦ Skylight Leak Repairs

♦ Roof Valley Repairs

♦ Damages From Trees & Debris

♦ Flat Roof Patching

♦ Roof Coatings

♦ Roof Decking Repairs

♦ Truss & Rafter Repairs

♦ Chimney Flashing & Cap Repairs

♦ Drip Edge Repair & Replacement

♦ Nail Popping

♦ Roof Vent Repairs

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Common Roof Damage Causes We See In Marysville & The Rest Of Snohomish County.

The Pacific Northwest has many ways to cause damage to your roof. The best way to avoid having to do costly major repairs is to keep an eye out for early signs of damage to your roof. Here are some common signs your roof has been damaged or is in need of a repair.

♦ Leaking: This needs no explanation. Water leaking into your attic is a problem that needs to be solved ASAP. Especially with how often in rains out here in Washington.

♦ Missing Shingles: Common after windstorms, pieces of shingle roofing can become loose and tear off. You might not need to replace your entire roof but leaving this unresolved can lead to leaks or cause more surrounding shingles to loosen and "fly away."

♦ Broken, Cracked or Curled Shingles: Commonly found on older roofs. There are multiple possible causes; the most common is prolonged sun exposure, which leads to the shingles drying out, causing them to become brittle. Other triggers include excessive moisture trapped in your attic, which can lead to warping (and attic molding), and constant wind stress can lead to shingles curling. In some cases individual pieces or small sections can be replaced, but if the majority of your roof is affected, it might be time to consider investing in an entire roof replacement.

♦ Excessive Granules In Gutters Or On The Ground And Shingles 'Balding': Asphalt shingles contain silica sand, which is the first layer of your roof's protection. If your shingles begin to look smooth or ‘bald,’ it means the protective granules are wearing off. Which can happen from normal aging, excessive heavy rains or hail, and moss growth. This significantly reduces your roof's effectiveness and integrity, making it more vulnerable to sun and moisture damage and further deterioration. (New roofing material will shed some granules initially, which is completely normal. These loose granules are typically left over from manufacturing and loosened from handling, and the shedding should be temporary.)

♦ Moss Growth: Especially prevalent in the Pacific Northwest, moss might look harmless, but it is damaging your roof and can drastically shorten your roof’s lifespan (especially composite asphalt roofing). Moss retains moisture; it keeps your roof damp longer than it should, which can lead to your roof underdeck to rot and promotes attic molding. Asphalt roofs are especially vulnerable because the moss roots and acids will weaken and loosen the protective silica sand granules. Heavy moss growth can start to build up underneath your shingles, lifting them up and breaking the protective seals between shingle pieces. This can increase wind damage and promote water seepage, leading to costly repairs. Increase your roof’s lifespan and effectiveness by taking care of moss early before you require major repairs.

♦ Sagging Roof: A potentially very serious structural problem and possible safety hazard. Commonly caused by damage to trusses or rafters from rot, pests, poor installs, and overloading. Sagging reduces the effectiveness of your roof and can reduce your home’s value. If your roof has signs of sagging, we strongly recommend you have a licensed and experienced expert inspect your roof to identify the cause and resolve the issue swiftly, especially if it’s a safety risk.

♦ Metal Roofing Corrosion: Metal corrosion, like rust, can seriously damage your roof if not properly addressed. While a small amount of rust may not seem urgent, the PNW weather will be quick to exploit such weaknesses. Proper maintenance and applying protective coatings can prevent further damages, helping you get the most out of your metal roofing's main perk, a long life span. Some roof coatings not only help protect your roof but also improve energy savings by helping reflect sunlight and reducing heat absorption, helping keep your home or building cooler.