3 Reasons You Shouldn't Worry Much About Your Roof During The Pandemic

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3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Worry Much About Your Roof During The Pandemic

You've visited many Clinton Township MI roofing websites, and most of them are doing no-contact consultation. Most homeowners during this time fear about the condition and situation of their roof. However, if you've found or had the following, then you won't need to think about your roof too much. Here are three reasons you don't need to worry too much about your roof during this pandemic.

You've Had a Recent Roofing Maintenance Service

If you recently had good roofing maintenance service from a dependable Clinton Township MI roofer, you won't need to worry about your roof's situation. They've fixed and nipped the problem in the bud. In doing so, they've prolonged the lifespan of your roof for 2-3 years. Additionally, this means you won't need to worry about it too much at all.

You Find No Visible Leaks

Spring and summer rain are plagues for unprepared properties. However, if you've found no leaks penetrating your attics and internal ceilings, you wouldn't need to worry about it too much at all. Furthermore, you can address roof leaks by placing a tarpaulin on your roof, which is especially useful for properties that encountering heavy rains. Make sure to use heavy rocks to keep them in place.

Your Utilities Are Still Stable

If you aren't turning up the thermostat on your freshly-cleaned HVAC, then you won't need to worry about your roof. Failed insulation is often due to poor roof conditions, which require the help of professional roofers.

Hendrick Construction has a great guide on knowing whether your property needs a roof repair or replacement. Learn more below. And, if you need high-quality roofing services, you can always depend on us at Miller's Home Improvement for all your roofing needs.

You have several missing or loose shingles.

This could be due to storm damage, or it may be because your roof is past its prime. When shingles become loose or fall off, your roof, as a whole, isn't going to be very useful in protecting your home.



Your shingles are curling, cracking, dry, or blistering.

If your shingles begin to show any of these signs, it usually means they have reached the end of their life, and you probably need to have a new roof installed. Blistering could also be due to high humidity levels (contact with too much moisture), which is usually the result of a poor roof ventilation system.

The roof is sagging.

A sagging roof could mean several things: your roof could be weak and deteriorating; it could have been installed improperly; or it might be supporting too much weight (snow, ice, etc.). Whatever the case, roof sagging is a clear sign that your roof needs to be replaced. If you don’t act soon, it could collapse.

There are dark/dirty areas on your roof.

Darker areas usually appear when granules begin to fall off shingles. This means your shingles have aged and should soon be replaced. Dark patches could also signal algae or moss growth on your roof, which should be removed as soon as possible. (Continued)

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