
This photo shows where the siting has been damaged and chewed away, leaving the wood open.

This photo shows a critical area where a large portion of the damage is. This area looks sealed, but is improperly done.

This photo shows where wood has been rotting on a chimney corner post.

This photo shows where the flashing, coming through the wood, is far too short to be effective.

This photo also shows where wood has been rotting due to improper water flow. Also shows where the rotting wood is beginning to separate.

This photo shows where the flashing sealant is starting to come apart.

This photo shows where the flashing is coming off, letting water flow into the cracks, causing leaks.

This photo shows where water has rusted away nails on the roof due to improper water flow. Also shows the lack of sealant on the nails.

This photo shows where two valleys meet in the area with flashing coming apart. Water flows into this area, going up underneath the shingles, causing leaks and other problems.

This photo shows where shingles are able to be peeled off and not sealed down.

This photo shows a high aerial view of the house's roof using a camera attached to a drone.

This photo shows a close aerial view of one of the many valleys that make up this house's roof.

This photo shows a closer aerial view point of the house's roof using a camera attached to the drone. This area closer to the critical area than other images.

This photo shows where some of the shingles on the roof have begun peeling off.