Roofing Problems We See Most in Warwick
Warwick roofing is a wind story. The city wraps around Greenwich Bay and Narragansett Bay, and the shoreline neighborhoods take gusts with nothing in the way to slow them down.
Wind does not usually tear a roof off. It lifts the edge, works a nail loose, and drives water sideways under the course above. Warwick roof leaks often trace back to a rake edge or a ridge that started lifting years earlier.
Salt air adds a second problem. Fasteners, flashing and drip edge corrode faster within a mile of the water, and a roof that looks fine from the ground can be held down by rusted nails.