Spring has arrived! Because the ground is thawing and the rain is pouring, it's critical that your roof is up to the task. In this article, we'll go over some best practices for ensuring that your roof is running at maximum efficiency so you can cross another item off your to-do list. Remember that climbing on ladders can be risky; wear the appropriate safety equipment or delegate the task to the professionals to secure your safety.
1) Keep your roof and gutters clear- each season offers its own set of debris; during the winter, your roof and gutters are likely to be clogged with sticks and leaves, making your gutters vulnerable to blockages. Maintain the cleanliness of your roof and gutters on a regular basis to maintain adequate water drainage.
2) Look for moss and mold spores- Moss and mold spores can accumulate on your roof due to repeated dampness or shade, which is common in the winter. Moss, mold, and algae may wreak havoc on your roof shingles, causing them to curl and lose their protective properties.
3) Look for cracked or missing shingles. Changing temperatures can cause structural damage to some shingles, resulting in internal leaks or additional roof damage.
4) Trim Trees- Spring is the ideal time to trim back trees and other greenery that have begun to intrude on your property before the leaves fully come back. Preventative maintenance can help you save time and money by reducing the amount of gutter cleaning you have to do throughout the year and extending the life of your roof.
5) Employ the services of a professional roof inspector- Have your roof evaluated by a professional to ensure the safety of your most valuable asset. A skilled roof inspector will be able to detect any potential threats or difficulties with your roof's health.
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