Hurricane Season with NARI NYC/LI & Marcor Construction & More, Inc.
Shingles have a sealing strip between them. Many times, wind will lift the shingles and break the sealing strip during a storm. After the storm, the shingles simply lay back down in place - looking fine. If that sealing strip is compromised, then your roof likely needs to be replaced. This sealing strip is critically important to the integrity, functionality and longevity of your roof. If the sealing strip is compromised, your roof will likely start leaking within a year or two of the wind event. That is why you need to have it examined immediately, before it starts leaking.
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