Landmark Roofing

Do not wait to get in touch with our Hickory, NC roofing repair professionals if you notice any of the following issues:

• Broken, missing, creased, or curled shingles. Replacing missing, broken, creased, or curled shingles on your roof is one of the most important repairs for the integrity and safety of your home. Cracked or missing shingles create an opening in your roof where rain and snow can enter, leading to leaks and water damage. Curled shingles are also vulnerable to wind damage, while cracks may eventually expand as time passes. Even a slight depression in a single shingle can have a significant effect on your entire roof system if left untreated. Repairing these issues as soon as they arise is critical to maintaining the structural integrity of your roof and protecting it from further damage.
• Shingles in your yard. If you find any damaged or missing shingles in your yard, it is important to have a roof inspection performed by a qualified roofing professional as soon as possible. This inspection will help to determine the cause of the damage and the best course of action for repairing your roof. If you are able to locate any loose or damaged material, keep it in case it needs to be used during the repair process.
• Damaged or corroded flashing. Compromised flashing on your roof can be an indication of serious problems and should be addressed immediately. Flashing plays a critical role in protecting the integrity of your roof by preventing water from entering gaps between shingles and other components. When flashing is damaged or corroded, it will no longer be able to effectively provide this level of protection, leading to leaks and damage to your home.
• Water stains or leaks. When you find water stains or leaks in your home, it is important to call a roofing repair professional to investigate the cause. These issues could be indicative of underlying structural problems with your roof system that need to be addressed. Without the help of one of our experienced roofers, these issues can worsen and become more difficult and expensive to repair. 
• Clogged gutters. Clogged gutters can cause a wide range of problems for your home, from damage to the exterior cladding or paint to interior water damage. When you notice any clogs in the guttering system, it is important to call a roofing repair specialist as quickly as possible. We have the right equipment and expertise to evaluate the situation and clean out any blockages safely and efficiently. We will also be able to check for any other issues with your roof that may be causing the blockage while we are there.
• Tree branches or moss on your roof. Moss and tree branches can cause serious structural damage to your roof if left unchecked. The moss itself is a haven for moisture and can easily lead to rot forming in shingles, while branches act as an ideal support system for pests, rodents, or birds. In addition, these materials can trap heat and transfer it directly into the attic, where it will remain until released through proper ventilation. This heat build-up accelerates wear and tear on the roof's components, such as gutters and flashing, resulting in costly repairs that could have been avoided. We can assess the extent of the damage caused by moss and branches and take appropriate steps to mitigate further risk. These may include removing any debris from existing gutters or valleys, replacing damaged shingles or tiles, installing additional ventilation systems, or redirecting runoff away from the home’s foundation.
• Cracked chimney. Chimney damage can be caused by weathering and age, but the masonry around your chimney can also become loose or displaced due to issues like wildlife damage or a build-up of debris. We can inspect and evaluate the entire area and make recommendations on any necessary repairs.
• Unusually high energy bills. If you notice unexplained spikes in your monthly energy bills, you may be dealing with an inefficient or aging roof. An inefficient or aging roof may not be able to provide the necessary insulation and protection from the elements as it should, resulting in higher energy costs due to air escaping through cracks and gaps in the structure.