Share:

Even homeowners in beautiful, sunny Hawaii have roof leaks to worry about. With such high humidity, it's important to be aware of how the elements affect a home — and, just as importantly, of highly qualified roofers that can help you out when there's trouble. If you live near Honolulu, Rainbow Roof Maintenance is a company you can turn to for roof leaks, storm damage, and anything else involving your roof.

So what causes roof leaks in Hawaii? Consider the following:

  • Clogged Gutters: This is the best case scenario for roof leaks. When gutters are overstuffed with foliage, they can't properly route water away from your home, and it will start overflowing right into any roof cracks. Want to keep your home dry? Keep those gutters clean!
  • Cracked Flashing: Flashing consists of pieces of metal that help seal skylights  and other roof accessories on your roof. Occasionally, because of storm damage, old age, or improper installation, the sealants that binds flashing together will crack, shrivel and peel. To get it fixed, call Rainbow Roof Maintenance.
  • Storm DamageOld Or Damaged Shingles: Has it been a while since your last re-roofing? The closer they get to their warranty (usually one to two decades), the more vulnerable shingles become to ultra violet rays and moisture, and thus the more likely you'll get roof leaks. If granules or pieces of shingles are draining out of  your downspouts, or even blowing off in the wind, call Rainbow Roof Maintenance.

  • Unsealed Roof Valleys: Wherever two slopes come together at an angle on your roof (i.e. a valley), there is a natural vulnerability to leaks. Roof valleys are usually sealed up with a waterproof barrier, but these can come undone if they were improperly installed or got stepped on. Fixing the damage is a job for professional roofers!

If you're experiencing roof leaks or dealing with storm damage, feel free to call Rainbow Roof Maintenance at (808) 842-0488 and ask about their free  estimates. To learn about their other services, please visit the website.

tracking