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Right now provides a great opportunity to knock out some maintenance projects with so so many people staying home because of the Coronavirus. With the storm season upon us, you should make sure that your home is ready. So, where should you begin?
Roof Inspection
The best way to make sure your home is prepared for the elements is to a top-rated Smithburg and Hagerstown roofing contractor inspect your roof. For instance, a minor leak can be easily repaired, but when it is ignored it can turn into a really expensive situation while jeopardizing the safety of all those in your home. We offer high-quality roofing maintenance and repairs which is typically required for warranties and insurance policies.
When All Is Said And Done, Prevention Is Always The Best Cure!!!
If your roof is due for an inspection or you think it may have been damaged by a storm, contact a roofer in Hagerstown and Smithburg you can trust. As a local leader in the roofing industry with a GAF Factory-Certification, we supply our customers with an honest and reliable roof inspection and estimate on top of our affordable services.
Clean Out Your Gutters
No one really wants to do it, but yet it must be done if you want to avoid expensive damages to your home. Clear out all of the collected debris from your gutters and downspouts and run a hose through them to make sure they are draining well. If water backs up onto your roof it can prematurely deteriorate the roofing materials and leak into your home.
Tree Maintenance
Eliminate any branches and large limbs that are looming over or near your roof. As a Smithburg and Hagerstown roof repair pro, we know that it does not take much for heavy winds to break off branches and damage your roof. Accumulated debris will retain moisture and can cause roof rot so be sure to have the debris periodically clear your roof from all debris.
Examine Your Insurance Policy
Now is as good of a time as ever to look over your home’s insurance policy to see what is and what is not covered, and your deductible. If you are unsure about any of the specifics be sure that you contact your agent and for clarity. A large-deductible could make it difficult to afford a new roof if that is what is needed, especially with all that is going on right now. In either case, it is better to be prepared and have all of the specific details.