Chimney and flashing leaks
Leaks around the chimney stack
Metal almost never fails in the middle of a panel. It fails at the fasteners, where thermal movement backs screws out and flattens the neoprene washers underneath, and at seams where sealant has gone brittle. A screw standing proud by a couple of millimetres is an open hole, and there may be hundreds of them on a roof. Both failure modes are invisible from the ground and both are straightforward to fix — which is why a leaking metal roof rarely needs replacing.
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Not always, but they went in on the same day and have had identical weather, so if a number have backed out the rest are on the same trajectory. Doing the whole roof at once usually costs less than returning twice.
That is the normal presentation. Fastener and seam failures are not visible from the ground and often not obvious from the roof either without checking each one. The panel itself is almost never the problem.
Leaks around the chimney stack
Where two roof slopes meet
Leaks appearing after wind or hail
Airflow that stops condensation and ice dams
Clearing, repair and replacement
Replacing a failed roof window
South Georgia roofs take long-duration wind from tropical systems and then sit in heat and humidity the rest of the year. Water that gets in does not dry out on its own.
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