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With enough exposure to rain and hail your roof can begin to show signs of damage. No matter how great your roof trusses were manufactured, the elements can still have their way. As such, there are a few ways in which water can damage your roofing. The benefit of catching the problems in your roofing early is that you can get it repaired so that major issues don’t arise. This article will take a look at the 4 ways water can damage your roofing.
Roof trusses are an important part of your home. It is also the most expensive structure you need to factor in when building a new home. Moreover, the size and weight of roof trusses means that it is the heaviest piece. Having said this, the roof of your beautiful new place is one of the most important parts as it protects you. This includes the elements, where rain can come at any point, as well as protecting you from what goes bump in the night.
Pre-fabricated roof trusses have been a popular staple in the construction of buildings for more than 60 years. They first became popularised in the 1960s, but have taken on improved features with new manufacturing methods and technological advancements allowing for a more refined system. The roof truss we know today has a long line of innovation which has resulted in the system being one of the important contributors in building construction.