RF-01 Major

Covering

Observed

Asphalt shingle covering shows widespread granule loss and cupping; approximately 19 years old per the county permit record.

This component is at or near the end of its expected service life.

Why it matters

Florida sun and rain wear a shingle roof from the day it's installed; at this age and condition it is at the end of its expected service life.

Evidence

photo of this finding

Reference

Educational illustrations, not photos of this property — each is labeled below.

Two signs of shingle wearA surface close-up illustrates granule loss; a side profile illustrates cupping. These are independent examples, not an image or diagnosis of the subject roof. Granule loss can expose the asphalt beneath the mineral surface. A curved edge changes the shingle profile. The degree shown is illustrative. REFERENCE SERIESTwo signs of shingle wearSURFACE DETAILEDGE PROFILE1EXAGGERATED FOR CLARITY21 Thinned mineral surface2 Curved shingle edgeILLUSTRATION / NOT A PROPERTY PHOTO
Two signs of shingle wear. A surface close-up illustrates granule loss; a side profile illustrates cupping. These are independent examples, not an image or diagnosis of the subject roof.
Reference illustration — not this property.

Next step

Have a qualified specialist evaluate it.

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