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Lifted Shingles
Lifted Shingles | Roof Inspections | Roofing | Mulberry
When a sudden Polk County storm kicks up shingles or lifts flashing, every minute counts. HEP’s local team arrives fast, climbing up with cameras and drones to perform thorough roof inspections that reveal unseen damage before leaks find their way inside. From insurance-ready photo evidence to honest, on-the-spot repair estimates, we give Mulberry homeowners the knowledge—and the confidence—to act decisively instead of guessing from the ground.
Our technicians grew up under the same Florida sun and rain you did, so they know where wind-whipped edges hide weakness and how humidity accelerates nail pull-out. Whether your roof is aging gracefully or missing a few tabs after last night’s thunderclap, schedule roof inspections with HEP and discover why neighbors trust us to protect what’s overhead. No pressure, no jargon—just clear answers and craftsmanship that keeps every shingle right where it belongs.
FAQs
What are the most common reasons shingles lift on roofs in Mulberry?
In Mulberry, lifted shingles are typically caused by a combination of intense sun exposure, high humidity, strong afternoon thunderstorms, and occasional hurricane-force winds. Over time, the UV rays dry out the asphalt, weakening the adhesive strips that hold each shingle down. Sudden wind gusts can then break the seal and raise the shingle edges. Poor attic ventilation, improper nailing, or installation over old shingles can worsen the problem, and even small animals can pry up loose corners while searching for shelter.
Why should I schedule a professional roof inspection as soon as I notice lifted shingles?
A lifted shingle is more than a cosmetic issue—it creates a direct pathway for wind-driven rain to reach your roof deck. Mulberry’s frequent downpours can saturate insulation and framing within minutes, leading to mold growth, ceiling stains, and structural rot. A professional inspection pinpoints the extent of the damage, documents it for insurance, and provides repair options before minor lifting turns into widespread leaks or a premature roof replacement.
How do your Mulberry roof inspections detect hidden damage beneath lifted shingles?
Our licensed inspectors use a multi-step process. We start with a close-up visual check to find creased, torn, or unsealed shingles. Next, we gently lift affected tabs to examine underlayment and decking for moisture stains. We use moisture meters to detect damp wood that isn’t yet visible on your ceilings. Infrared cameras scan for temperature differences that reveal trapped water or missing insulation. Finally, we document all findings with high-resolution photos and a written report you can share with your insurance carrier.
Can lifted shingles be repaired individually, or will I need a full roof replacement?
In many cases, isolated lifting can be fixed by resealing or replacing a few shingles—especially if the roof is less than 15 years old and the decking remains solid. We remove the damaged shingle, apply new roofing cement, install matching shingles, and reseal surrounding edges. However, if lifting is widespread, shingles are brittle, or an inspection reveals saturated decking, a partial or full replacement may be the safer, more cost-effective option. We always explain the pros, cons, and projected lifespan of each solution so you can make an informed choice.
What does a lifted-shingle roof inspection cost in Mulberry, and what’s included?
A standard lifted-shingle inspection for homes under 3,000 sq. ft. is $149. The fee includes on-roof and attic examinations, moisture and infrared scans, detailed photographic documentation, a written condition report, and an itemized repair or replacement estimate. If you hire us to complete the recommended work, we credit the inspection fee toward your final invoice.
How quickly can you inspect and repair lifted shingles in Mulberry after a storm?
During peak storm season, we prioritize emergency calls within 24 hours. Our crew can usually perform a tarp-over the same day to prevent further water intrusion. Full inspections are scheduled within 48 hours, and minor repairs are often completed within 1-2 business days, weather permitting. For larger jobs requiring permits, we coordinate with the City of Mulberry and Polk County building departments to expedite approvals so your roof is watertight again as soon as possible.