Roof Blisters: Causes, Consequences & What to Do
Introduction Roof blisters are a common but often misunderstood issue in various roof systems, including built-up, modified bitumen, and asphalt shingle roofs. These raised pockets form due to trapped air, moisture, or volatile gases within the roofing materials. While some blisters remain stable and do not immediately compromise the integrity of the roof, others can …