When planning a roofing project, most homeowners focus on the visible components—shingles, tiles, or metal panels. However, there’s a critical yet often overlooked element that plays a major role in protecting your home: the roofing underlayment.
Roofing Underlayment: Is It Important?
Roofs are made of many layers. One of these components is the underlayment. A home improvement contractor may suggest that underlayment isn’t always necessary, but experts note it should be applied to low-sloped roofs and specific high water risk locations of your home. Here are more reasons why it’s still an essential feature.
