Are You Doing Any Prep?

Doing the small things to make sure your roof's lifespan is extended completely starts with you knowing the basics. It starts with knowing what you can do on your own and when it's time to call for reinforcement. This will go a long way to save you time, money, and heartache. 

 Now you can 100% call us for inspections, after all it is free. However, if you prefer more of a DIY approach, we’re glad to share our list of top 4 things you can do to take notice of your roof's condition: 

Check Your Shingles.

There should be no broken or loose shingles, because that can definitely lead to rain getting in the cracks and seams and causing leaks. In addition to that, sometimes just making time to clean your shingles can go a long way. To help keep them free of dirt, fungal, algae, moss, and whatever other growth that will compromise your roof's health.

Clean Your Gutters

Branches, leaves, debris, tend to aid critters in making nests. A nest or leaves, debris or twigs in your gutter can cause rain water to back up and build up weight which can lead to leaks in your roof. Heavy gutters that are not cleaned can become unstable and collapse which can cause roof damages. If this seems like a hassle, just call us and we’ll handle the cleaning or you.

Keep The Yard Trimmed.

Dead limbs or branches that hang over your yard and home could increase the chances of one or more breaking during a storm and harming your home. You can call us for this as well, in an effort to minimize the possibility of it happening.

Don’t Delay.

Lastly, taking care of repairs as soon as humanly possible. Don’t delay fixing any issues, that’s simply not going to work out well for anyone involved (including the roof). Make sure to get an inspection every 3-4 years to ensure that your roof is in tip top shape.

If you have any other questions about maintaining a healthy roof, feel free to reach out to us. We’re here to serve your home. You work hard, and you shouldn’t have to worry about whether or not you have a good roof over your head.