Delaminations commonly affect single ply and fully adhered roofs.
Roof shingles delamination.
Deteriorated shingles that show evidence of curling cracking splitting or openings should be replaced with new shingles.
Delamination can occur over time due to your roof s exposure to uv rays or from improper installation of the original roof.
Flaking organic shingles flaking is the delamination of the upper layer of the asphalt which bonds the granules to the lower layer of asphalt that saturated the organic shingle mat.
If moisture gets between the membrane of the roof and the shingles this can also cause delamination.
Asphalt based cements should only be applied at the underside of shingles.
Flaking is a term often used to describe localized delamination.
The good news is that this problem usually occurs when the shingle warranty coverage is 100 i e before the proration begins standard 10 years system plus 50 years golden pledge 50 years for.
Granule loss in a natural path of travel on the roof is usually caused by scuffing from foot traffic.
Or by anomalies in the manufacturing process that create areas of weakness that fail before the rest of the shingle.
When the layers of dimensional shingles aren t properly fused they can begin to come apart in just a few months after installation.
With the shingles installed in an overlapping fashion each shingle will end up with a second row of fasteners attaching them to the roof deck and therefore eight total fasteners per shingle image 2.
Worn or weathered asphalt roof shingles which are losing their mineral granules in the course of normal aging if inspected early in the wear cycle already show small areas of granule loss beginning with bald areas on the shingles which may be just the diameter of a few mineral granules.
Incompatible materials will contribute to further shingle delamination.
Proximately one inch from each end and the remaining two fasteners near the one third points image 2.
Flaking is commonly due to the drying and degrading of the asphalt over the years and the differential movement between the bond coating and the saturated coating caused by the repeated shrinkage and swelling from moisture variations and or expansion and contraction from thermal variations.
This delamination can cause both water and wind damage to the existing roof.
When the membrane and insulation separate.
How to identify types of asphalt shingle roofing failures defects causes photographs of asphalt roof shingle cracking types photographs of organic felt asphalt roof shingle failures shingle cupping curling cracking fishmouthing granule loss asphalt roof shingle blisters and splices photographs black stains on roofing extractive bleeding moss lichens on shingles storm damaged.
