Shingles are typically damaged by severe weather like hail strikes, ice & high wind, but did you know that trees are the biggest culprit. Tree limbs are heavy and flexible! Even if a limb appears to be well away from a roof, high winds can make limbs swing & cause lots of damage!
Sweep away any twigs, leaves, or dirt. These things can damage a roof over time, and sometimes cause algae to grow, which is a pain to remove and can clog your gutters. #HomeownerTips
Today and every day we celebrate moms everywhere! Thank you for all that you do for us each and every day! Happy Mother's Day! #ThanksMom #MomRocks #MothersDay
Keeping tree limbs and branches trimmed back and clear of your roof line is a great way to extend the life of your roof! #HomeownerTips
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Tell-Tale Signs of Hail Damage on a Roof:
ONE – look for dented gutters, gutter screens, or downspouts
TWO – look for damage to siding and windowsills/casings
THREE – look for damage to air conditioners or other outdoor items
FOUR – look for damage to decks or painted wood
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