Peter Sandberg Camera Staff Writer Hundreds of homes in Rock Creek and Louisville have warping and discolored Masonite Woodruf shingles, and owners might be eligible for roof-replacement money. When they are first installed, they shed water. That seems to be the time when they really seem to be looking bad and curling up.
High winds can blow shingles off the roofs once they curl.
They become dangerous projectiles. Colorado and Classic series homes built in Superior's Rock Creek Ranch subdivision before 1999 have roofs that may be affected by shingle discoloration, warping and de-lamination, Clinkingbeard said. About 700 to 750 Rock Creek homes have Woodruf shingles, he said. The shingles are also on some roofs in the Cherry Point subdivision in Louisville. The Masonite Corporation settled a class-action lawsuit in 1999, which was filed in Mobile, Ala., by six homeowners.