The siding may look dull, streaked, or discolored compared to how it looked in the fall. The first reaction is often concern about damage—but in many cases, what you’re seeing is not damage at all.
As spring rain becomes more frequent in the Quad Cities, many homeowners are surprised to see roof issues appear in very specific areas—often not across the entire roof, but in smaller sections with a lower pitch. These areas may show staining, dampness, or early wear even when the rest of the roof appears fine.
As spring arrives in the Quad Cities, homeowners often find small piles of dark, sand-like material in their gutters or at the ends of downspouts. This material is asphalt shingle granules, and seeing them after winter can raise immediate concerns about roof damage.
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