Lead Hill Roof Repair | Fix Nail Pops & Sagging Decks | Timmons Roofing

In our area, these issues are often due to a combination of factors. Temperature fluctuations and humidity can cause roof decking to expand and contract, loosening nails. Older homes may have decking that has weakened over time, or the original roofing might not have been installed with adequate ventilation, trapping moisture. We perform a detailed inspection to identify the root cause—whether it's fastener failure, structural wear, or ventilation problems—before recommending the right fix.

Repairing a sagging deck requires a careful, structural approach. First, we safely remove the existing shingles to assess the decking's condition. We then reinforce or replace the compromised sections of the roof deck with new, code-compliant plywood or OSB, ensuring proper support for the new roof. This process often includes evaluating and improving roof ventilation to prevent future moisture damage. Our goal is to restore a solid, level foundation for your new roof that will last for years.

Often, yes. For isolated nail pops, we can carefully lift the surrounding shingles, drive new, longer nails into secure decking, and seal them properly. However, if we find widespread popping during an inspection, it can indicate a systemic issue with the decking or installation. In those cases, a more comprehensive repair or replacement might be necessary to ensure your roof's integrity. We'll always provide a straightforward assessment and explain all your options.