CONTRACTORS MUST KNOW! THESE ARE THE CAUSES OF ROOF LEAKS DURING RAIN

Heavy rain starts pouring, and suddenly the ceiling begins to drip? A leaking roof doesn't just make your home uncomfortable; it can also cause ceiling stains, peeling paint, and even material damage if left untreated for too long.

For both contractors and homeowners, it is important to identify the cause before immediately replacing the ceiling. So, what should you check?
 

1. Damaged or Shifted Roofing Material
Cracked, damaged, shifted, or improperly installed roofing can allow rainwater to enter. Therefore, the condition of the roofing should be inspected regularly, especially after heavy rain or strong winds.
 

2. Loose Roof Joints
Roof joints are one of the areas that commonly cause leaks. If the overlap or connection between roofing sheets is not installed properly, water can enter through gaps and eventually seep into the building.
 

3. Clogged Gutters
Leaves, dust, and debris that accumulate in gutters can obstruct water flow. During heavy rain, water may overflow and enter through gaps around the roof.
 

4. Imprecise Roof Framing
Don't focus only on the roofing material. The structure underneath also plays an important role. Using the right Bali Lightweight Steel and installing the frame precisely helps keep the roofing securely in position.
 

5. The Ceiling Is Also Affected
If the leak has reached the interior, the ceiling is usually one of the first areas where problems become visible. Therefore, after repairing the source of the leak, also check the condition of the Bali Ceiling Framing and gypsum boards before carrying out any refinishing.
 

Don't Wait Until the Ceiling Is Damaged

Fixing a leaking roof should start by addressing the source of the problem, not simply covering the stains on the ceiling. Make sure the roofing, joints, gutters, framing, and ceiling are thoroughly inspected.

Toko PJM provides a wide range of roofing and ceiling materials, including Bali Lightweight Steel, Bali Ceiling Framing, UPVC Roofing, Trimdeck, Aluminium Foil, and Jayaboard and Yoshino gypsum boards.

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