Fall Roofing Inspection Overview
When we’re moving into the last few months of the year, make sure to take the time to schedule a fall roof inspection. The autumn months can be busy with back to school, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and then Christmas shopping. But even though it might be hectic, fall is the best time to have your roof inspected. You want to make sure that your home will be safe during any winter storms that may come your way.
How To Prepare For A Fall Roof Inspection
Having your roof inspected annually is very important. Plus, it will save you money. When you stay on top of any needed maintenance, you save money because in most cases you can avoid emergency calls. There are several things you can do yourself before you have an inspection. Doing these things will make your inspection as efficient and comprehensive as possible.
Trim Trees
To get started, take a walk around your property. Notice any trees near your house that have dead branches or limbs that are damaged or hanging too low. Those will need to be removed before the storm season. Getting rid of dead limbs especially if they hang over your house protects your roof during heavy rains, high winds, and big snowstorms.
Clean Out Your Gutters
Speaking of leaves, ensure your gutters are clean so that water will run through them and away from your roof. Make a note of any gutters that need repair. Sometimes it’s as easy as caulking a seam, sanding some rust off, attaching the gutter more securely, or even putting on a new coat of paint.
And if you find yourself spending too much time cleaning out your gutters, ask us about our time-saving Gutter Guards. With Gutter Guards, the water can flow through your gutters but the leaves and debris stay out. If you discover your gutters are beyond repair, ask us about gutter installation.
Look Inside For Leaks
Once you’re done inspecting th