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A curled shingle edge doesn’t look like much, but it’s often the first sign your roof’s adhesive strips are wearing out. High winds, dried-out adhesive, and Northern Arizona’s temperature swings all play a part. Here’s what causes lifted shingles, how to spot them early, and when it’s time to call a professional.
A 25-year shingle roof might not make it that far at elevation. UV exposure, hail, and freeze-thaw cycling all shorten roof life differently depending on the material. See realistic lifespan estimates for shingle, tile, metal, and slate roofing in our service area.
Notice granules piling up in your gutters or bald spots on your shingles? That’s granule loss, and it’s more common than you’d think here in Northern Arizona. Elevation, hail, and monsoon wind all speed up the process, and once it starts, the exposed asphalt wears down even faster. But granule loss doesn’t always mean replacement. Isolated spots can often be fixed with targeted repairs, and roofs with more widespread wear are candidates for Roof Maxx.
