These parts of we’re live does get rain across the many areas and can sometimes result in some intense and heavy pouring and gust winds. In the case of a pitched roof, it’s geometry is designed to allow for water to run down the roof and diverted into drainage, but with flat roofs as an example this is not the case and it requires other provisions and measures be addressed.

As time passes, damage to a flat roof due longer extensive exposure to water which can result major problems for you as the property owner of the house or building. Water tends to collect and cause localized sagging at first after which it then begins to soften and leak. This then is where major headaches start and trust me a Panado is not going to fix this one.

When evidence of these issues become apparent you then develop mold and with that, a much higher chance of a massive roof repair job. Reaching this point of roof damage, can drive cost up thousand of rands and some case hundreds of thousands. ​

• Water stains on ceiling
• Significant Water spots on exterior roofs
• Warping Shingles (Cupping of Shingles)
• Large amounts of Granules caught in gutters
• Weather fluctuation from hot to freezing temperatures causing roof leakage
• Dislodged roof shingles