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After a strong spring storm moves through the St. Louis and Metro East area, many homeowners notice dark, sand-like granules in their gutters, driveway, or yard. The first question is often, “Is something wrong with my roof?” The answer depends on what caused the granule loss, how much you see,…

A roof can look fine from the ground, even when individual shingles have started to lift, curl, or loosen. After a strong windstorm, you may notice a shingle edge sticking up, a curled corner, or a section that no longer lays flat. These changes can happen for several reasons, including…

High winds can tear shingles from roofs across Missouri and Illinois. When that happens, homeowners are often left wondering what went wrong and what they should do next. But wind is not always the only reason shingles blow off. Several things can play a part, including wind speed and direction,…