Whether you own an asphalt or metal roofing system, you’ll still have to check on your roofing system after a storm. That way, you can ensure it wasn’t damaged during the storm. Unfortunately, some homeowners tend to skip this step until it’s too late because they have no idea where to begin. Thankfully, there is a way around this dilemma.
In this post, the experts of Deschutes Roofing & Insulation tells you how you can inspect your roofing system after a storm.
Once it’s safe to go outside, you can begin your roof inspection from the ground level. Simply take a pair of binoculars and take a walk around the property to see if there are any missing or cracked shingles on your roof. While you’re at it, look around your yard as well for any blown off shingles that you aren’t able to spot from the ground.
The gutters are an important part of any residential roofing system so you’ll need to check on them as well. If there is any obvious damage, like a gutter that’s pulling away, call a professional to repair it immediately. If you aren’t certain if the system is damaged, call a professional to have it inspected anyway.
Once you’ve done your ground level inspections, consider climbing the roof to take a closer look at the system. Make sure to take detailed notes of anything wrong that you notice so your roof repair contractor will have a reference point. However, keep in mind that this can be a hazardous task, especially if you’re inexperienced so consider calling a professional to get the job done instead.
If there is any obvious damage that needs repairing, make sure to hire a roofer to remedy the situation as soon as possible. Otherwise, you leave your home vulnerable to leaks and other forms of damage due to the elements.
Looking for an expert roofer to conduct some work on your home? Then turn to Deschutes Roofing & Insulation. When it comes to residential and commercial roofing, we are the number one professionals to approach and we won’t let you down. Give us a call at (541) 728-0004 or fill out our contact form to get a free estimate.
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