This roof is a 20+-year-old roof in Sevierville, TN, that needs some new shingles. The customer has gotten the most out of the life of this roof. The shingles on this roof are no longer sticking to each other. This is making it easy for water to get under the shingles and through the nail holes. A big portion of this roof is also covered in moss and has stains everywhere due to the number of trees on the property. For this reason, we are recommending an Atlas shingle to help prevent stains and moss growth.
Old Roof Needing New Shingles
Table of contents
- Shingles No Longer Good
- Lots Of Moss Growth On Shingles
- Pipe Boots In Rough Shape
- Old Metal Ridge Vent
- Counter Flashing In Bad Shape
- Video Inspection Of Roof
- 1Shingles No Longer Good
These shingles are older and are very brittle. These shingles are no longer sticking together, making it easy for water to get through. The nails under the shingles are all rusty.
Go To Pin - 2Lots Of Moss Growth On Shingles
A big portion of this roof has moss growth all over it. This home has lots of trees and coverage all around it. For this reason, we recommend an Atlas shingle to prevent stains and moss growth.
Go To Pin - 3Pipe Boots In Rough Shape
All of the pipe boots are in rough shape. The metal boots are rusty all around. The black plastic boots have deteriorated a lot; some are even paper-thin.
Go To Pin - 4Old Metal Ridge Vent
This home has the old metal ridge vent all around it. These ridge vents don’t provide the best ventilation, so we will be installing new plastic ridge vents that are bigger and ventilate better.
Go To Pin - 5Counter Flashing In Bad Shape
The counter flashing on both chimneys is coming off and will need to be replaced along with the roof.
Go To Pin - 6Video Inspection Of RoofGo To Pin
