The paint was showing signs of trouble, but what was happening underneath the roof was even more concerning.
In Part 2, we revealed water stains and fungus beneath the roofing. Even sections where the paint looked fine showed signs of water intrusion.
The damage means a significant amount of plywood will need to be replaced before the roofing work can move forward.
This is why looking beneath the surface matters. Visible signs of damage don’t always tell the whole story, and some moisture issues can go unnoticed until the roofing materials are removed.
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