Bausparfuchs
2023-02-14 22:34:16
- #1
The damage is probably fixed before the expert even shows up. Why always immediately call an expert, a lawyer, or file a damages claim?
Call a roofer, explain the problem, and have it fixed. It probably costs less than the expert.
According to the video, I would say the damage is to your gutter and not the roof itself. The gutter cannot handle the amount of water and pushes it back. When the gutter is full of water, it pushes back over the drip edge into the roof, where it then leaks out.
What stands out is that the gutter is too long and one downspout is no longer sufficient. The dimension of the gutter is too small. So have a larger gutter installed as well as a second downspout opposite. Then the damage should be fixed. A good roofer can do that between breakfast and lunch.
A new roof will not solve the problem.
Call a roofer, explain the problem, and have it fixed. It probably costs less than the expert.
According to the video, I would say the damage is to your gutter and not the roof itself. The gutter cannot handle the amount of water and pushes it back. When the gutter is full of water, it pushes back over the drip edge into the roof, where it then leaks out.
What stands out is that the gutter is too long and one downspout is no longer sufficient. The dimension of the gutter is too small. So have a larger gutter installed as well as a second downspout opposite. Then the damage should be fixed. A good roofer can do that between breakfast and lunch.
A new roof will not solve the problem.