Spring Forward With A Professionally Inspected Roof

Schedule A Post-Winter Roof Inspection

It's obvious why you should have your roof inspected pre-winter. You're trying to avoid dealing with leaks, you don't want it to collapse under the pressure of too much snow, and you realize how dangerous it could be to repair any small issues with the winter weather. But did you know it's just as important to have it inspected at winter's end?

Checking for Water Damage

Whether you forgot to have your roof inspected last fall or a small problem went undetected in the inspection, your roof could have small cracks. When water enters into these cracks, it can seep through into your home causing internal, and even structural damage. The cold winter temperatures caused the water in those cracks to freeze, expanding the crack. When the water thaws, the now larger crack allows for more water. The process would then repeat until you were dealing with a serious issue that needed a repair. A post-winter inspection would allow us to repair these cracks before the rainy season begins.

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Cleaning Out the Gutters

Fall and winter bring a lot of opportunities for clogged gutters. Over the winter, your gutters may have gathered quite the collection of twigs, dirt, and other debris. With the weight of these items, your gutters could begin to pull away from your roof. This will require a gutter repair, but it also allows moisture to enter your home, which will result in more water damage. Having your gutters cleaned out as soon as it's safe to get up there will help ensure any rain or runoff can drain appropriately.

Contacting the Professionals

Now is the perfect time to take inventory of how your home withstood winter's harsh temperatures and moisture. Contact Signature Exteriors today and schedule your post-winter roof inspection.