The answer to 'why is my shingles sagging' is that shingles can sag due to a few common issues, such as improper installation, aging roofing materials, or structural problems with the roof. Sagging shingles are a sign that the roof is failing and needs attention.
Some of the most common causes of sagging shingles include old, dried-out shingles that have lost their flexibility, inadequate roof ventilation leading to heat and moisture buildup, and poor installation where the shingles were not properly secured. Over time, this can cause the shingles to loosen and sag. Structural issues like sagging roof trusses or rafters can also lead to shingle sagging.