Seattle-Tacoma weather is notorious for rain – lots and lots of rain (and even other forms of precipitation like snow and sleet). Many homeowners don’t know what to do when their roof begins leaking, a common occurrence throughout the Pacific Northwest. Worse, they often don’t understand who to contact. Not all roofing companies are created …
What to Do If Your Roof is Leaking: Stop the Drip and Save Your Home Read More »
If you live in Arlington, WA, or any of the surrounding areas, you probably know how violent storms can sometimes be in this part of the country. Knowing what to do after storm damage on your roof can significantly affect what happens afterward. Not making the right decisions can put your family, finances, and belongings …
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As a responsible homeowner, one of the first things you should do after a storm is to inspect your roof for any signs of damage. Even if there is no visible water inside your house, roof damage may still be possible. Although DIY roof inspection is essential in spotting obvious signs of roof damage, never …
Mold can quickly grow when your home has a roof leak, so it’s essential to have roof repairs done promptly. Why is mold in the home dangerous? Mold can cause health problems for some people, such as headaches or respiratory issues.
When a nasty storm passes by your area and leaves your roof damaged, knowing what to do is the first step to restoring things to normal as quickly as possible. Storm damage can compromise the integrity of your home and lead to leaks that can cause significant problems for you and your roof in the …
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There is a golden rule when it comes to roof damage. The earlier you find it and have it repaired, the better! Quickly repairing damage helps prevent rot, mold growth, and more extensive roof deterioration. But how do you know if your roof is damaged? Keep an eye out for these seven signs.
When your roof springs a leak, you might be tempted to panic thinking you need your entire roof replaced. In most cases, leaky roofs can be repaired. The big questions you need to ask are “How do I get your roof fixed?” and “Who should I hire to make those repairs?”
