A placeholder post describing freeze-thaw cycles, ice dams and what to watch for on a Pittsburgh roof through the cold months.
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Why winter hits Pittsburgh roofs hard
Pittsburgh homes endure harsh freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads and humid summer storms. A placeholder paragraph explains how those conditions stress shingles, flashing and underlayment.
- Ice dams forming at the eaves
- Expansion and contraction stressing flashing seals
- Hidden moisture trapped under compromised underlayment
What to watch for
Another placeholder paragraph walks through the warning signs homeowners can check for after a hard winter.
