Even though you should have a professional contractor inspect your roof once or twice a year, you should also keep a close eye on it all year round. By watching for signs of roof leaks, you can schedule repairs before your roof’s condition worsens.
This guide will help you find the source of leaks before your home suffers water damage as a result.
Conduct a Roof Leak Test
An easy way to find a leak before a heavy storm is to use a garden hose to pour water onto your roof. Start at the lowest point and work your way up to the peak. As you spray water, you should have a second person inside to watch for any roof leaks to appear. Continue reading “Troubleshooting and Repairing Roof Leaks: Tips”
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If you live in Panama City, hurricane preparation is simply a part of life. Part of this preparation includes knowing what to expect with regard to roof damage. Many of our customers wonder, “How much will each hurricane category affect my roof?” In this guide, we’ll explore the answer.
Hurricane Season: How to Prepare Your Home