Seeing granules in your gutters? Your roof may be telling you something.

Written By Scott Frasure

Asphalt shingle granule loss is normal to a degree, especially with newer roofs. But excessive or ongoing granule loss can be a sign of aging, weather exposure, hail damage, or deteriorating shingles.

For Boise and Treasure Valley homeowners, our hot summers, UV exposure, temperature changes, and severe weather can all contribute to roof aging.

Does granule loss mean you need a new roof? Not necessarily. The important questions are how much granule loss is occurring, why it's happening, and what condition the shingles are actually in.

At Upright Inspections, we help homeowners understand their roof's condition so they can make informed decisions about repair, replacement, or potential roof restoration.

👉 Have questions about your aging asphalt shingle roof? Start with a Roof Health Assessment.

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Scott Frasure