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These are the subdivisions along the creek with the heaviest tree cover on this site. Roofs are mostly on a second or third cycle, and the failure mode is almost always something a tree did: a needle-dammed valley, a mossy north slope, a limb.
The commonest leak here starts in a valley packed with straw. A cleanout and valley repair is a repair, and catching it before the decking goes keeps it one.
A creek-side lot has one side of the roof that never dries. Moss, algae and hidden granule loss live there. The canopy page explains what to look for.
Trees weakened on July 8, 2024 are still dropping limbs. Limb-strike repair on a sound roof is a repair.
Under this much canopy, twice a year is not enough. Cleanout keeps the fascia.
A roof that has been shaded and needle-covered for forty years often still has life in it on the sunny slopes and a problem on the shaded one. That is a repair with a trimming schedule attached, not a replacement. When the shaded slope is bare of granules and the decking along the valley has gone, the verdict changes, and it should be shown with photos. Either way, ask for the reasons in writing.
Give the decade and what you are seeing. A contractor who works these streets calls back with a verdict.
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