Buckling shingles appear as if they are being pushed upward from beneath. It can be the result of a lack of insulation or poor attic ventilation, as well as improper installation.
Curling shingles have turned up edges, making the central part of the shingle look like it is sinking (a concave shape).

As a result of natural weathering and age, all roofs have microscopic gaps on the roof’s surface that allow water to get through.  Sometimes, under the right conditions, growth occurs and causes issues.   Having a roof inspected might help homeowners schedule repairs to avoid future damage.

In the event of a severe storm, your roofs may be damaged by strong winds, and other weather conditions, resulting in leaks and the necessity for roof repairs. After a severe weather event, an immediate roof assessment might help you discover leaks and prevent more damage from occurring