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How to Spot Roof Storm Damage After a Windstorm

The San Juan Islands take a beating from the weather. Between roughly 40 inches of rain a year and west-side winds that run about 20 percent stronger than they do over in Anacortes, a good windstorm can leave your roof compromised in ways you won't notice from the couch. The tricky part is that storm damage often hides in plain sight — a lifted shingle here, a loosened flashing seam there — and by the time water shows up on your ceiling, the problem has been quietly growing

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8 Roof Types Explained for Island Homes

Not all roofs are created equal, and on the San Juan Islands the differences matter more than most places. With roughly 40 inches of rain a year, corrosive salt air near the shoreline, west-side wind that runs about 20 percent stronger than Anacortes, and moss that colonizes any shaded north slope, a roofing material that thrives in a dry climate can fail fast out here. This listicle walks through eight roof types you will actually encounter on island homes, what each does

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6 Common Causes of Roof Leaks on Island Homes

A roof leak rarely announces itself politely. By the time a stain blooms across your ceiling or you hear a drip in the attic, water has usually been traveling through your roof assembly for a while. On the San Juan Islands, where roughly 40 inches of rain falls each year and November storms drive water sideways, the conditions that cause leaks are relentless. The good news is that the vast majority of island roof leaks trace back to a short list of predictable culprits. Kno

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6 Common Causes of Roof Leaks on Island Homes

A roof leak rarely announces itself politely. By the time a stain blooms across your ceiling or you hear a drip in the attic, water has usually been traveling through your roof assembly for a while. On the San Juan Islands, where roughly 40 inches of rain falls each year and November storms drive water sideways, the conditions that cause leaks are relentless. The good news is that the vast majority of island roof leaks trace back to a short list of predictable culprits. Kno

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