Leaks or Water Stains
Sort of stating the obvious, dripping water or ceiling stains are red flags. Even small leaks can lead to wet insulation, major structural damage, and/or mold growth if left unchecked.
Ponding Water
Ponding forming after rain indicate poor drainage, buckling insulation or sagging—all of which need to be addressed to avoid further issues.
Cracks, Blisters, or Bubbles
Visible damage to the membrane shows material failure and can lead to leaks.
Loose or Missing Flashing
Flashing protects seams and edges. If it’s compromised, your roof becomes vulnerable to water intrusion—especially during storms.
Higher Energy Bills
A sudden spike in heating or cooling costs may indicate a problem with your roof’s insulation.
Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late
Often, the need for repairs goes unnoticed until significant damage occurs. By then, it’s already costly. . IRC’s goal is to work with you to reduce the lifecycle cost of your roof system. By staying proactive, your repair costs will be lowered and your options for restoration and or replacement at the end of the current lifecycle will be a lot more palatable. IRC’s Service Management Team is here to help you develop a proactive maintenance plan that minimizes expenses and maximizes protection—before it becomes an emergency. Contact us here.