Look for:
– Missing, cracked, or curling shingles
– Signs of mold, moss, or algae
– Rust on metal parts or flashing
– Damage around chimneys, vents, and skylights
– Check for storm damage (e.g., hail, strong winds, heavy snow).
– Look for dents, broken shingles, or leaks inside the attic.
– Remove debris like leaves, sticks, and moss buildup.
– Trim overhanging branches to reduce debris and animal access.
– Use a 50/50 solution of water and bleach (spray it gently).
– Install zinc or copper strips along the ridge line to inhibit future growth.
– Look around chimneys, vents, and skylights for gaps or cracked caulking.
– Reseal as necessary with roofing caulk.
– Spring and fall cleanouts are crucial.
– Remove leaves, twigs, and sediment to prevent clogging.
– Run water through the downspouts to ensure they’re clear.
– Ensure water is directed at least 5-10 feet away from the foundation.
– Look for sagging, leaking joints, or rust spots.
– Tighten loose hangers and replace damaged sections.
– Prevent large debris from entering your gutters.
– Still requires periodic checks but reduces frequency of cleanings.
– Keep records of inspections, repairs, and warranties.
– Hire a professional roofer every few years for a thorough inspection—especially if your roof is 10+ years old.
– Consider professional gutter cleaning if you’re uncomfortable with heights or lack proper equipment.
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