LS RoofingPublished on: 24/03/2026
The stain appeared on a Tuesday morning. Small, barely noticeable against the bedroom ceiling. The homeowner figured it was nothing serious.
By the time we arrived three months later, that "nothing serious" had turned into $32,000 worth of damage.
This scenario plays out across upstate New York every year. Property owners wait until they see visible problems inside their homes before calling for help. But the real damage happens long before that first drip appears.
We're going to walk you through what actually happens to your roof during our harsh winters, what the warning signs look like, and why catching problems early can save you tens of thousands of dollars.
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