At my church where I am custodian, I noticed one day that the way the roof was installed, that the new gutters that we had put on over three entrances were not catching any water. Closer examination revealed that the water was not dripping off the shingles, which extended barely 1/8 inch beyond the drip edge, but was instead pulling in under the shingle and under the drip edge and running down behind the new gutters. To remedy the situation I cut strips of flashing three inches wide and pushed them up under the shingles, with one inch showing. The flashing solved the problem. What you need to do is extend your roof material, whatever it is, to force the water to drip from the roof edge and not pull back under. Set a step ladder next to the house, then next time it is raining run up and take a look.
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