Storms that produce winds can lift or tear asphalt shingles on a home's roof, allowing water to damage contents in your home. The age of the shingles, how the shingles are fastened and the number of layers of shingles on a roof are factors that affect a shingled roof's durability during storms. You can storm-proof your home's roof by applying roof adhesive to loose shingles until you can replace your old roof with a new one.
- Ladder
- Putty knife
- Roof adhesive
- Caulking gun
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Instructions
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Climb the ladder and get onto the roof.
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Inspect your roof to locate loose or torn shingles.
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Use a putty knife to slightly pry up loose or torn shingles.
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Apply roof adhesive using the caulking gun to the underside of the shingle.
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Press the shingle down firmly with your foot.