In Alondra Park, we see three main types of roof damage regularly. First is UV damage from California’s intense sun exposure, which causes shingles to become brittle, crack, and lose their protective granules over time.
Second is wind damage from Santa Ana events, which can lift shingles, break seals, and expose the underlayment. These winds often exceed 50 mph and can damage even newer, well-installed roofing materials.
Third is thermal shock from our extreme temperature swings between hot days and cool nights. This constant expansion and contraction eventually leads to cracks, warping, and compromised roof integrity. We also frequently repair damage from foot traffic when other contractors work on HVAC systems or solar installations without proper care.