Sep
Here’s how to safely inspect your roof after a storm:
Once the storm has passed, you can start by examining your roof from the inside. Be careful when you’re up there and look for possible hazards, such as electrical wires. It’s important to watch where you’re walking and stick to solid beams. Also avoid putting your weight on ceiling material as it may not be strong enough to hold you.
To inspect your roof’s interior, start by looking for obvious signs like sagging or rotting beams or dampness. Look for cracks and leaks, as even a small leak can lead to structural damage over time. Also keep an eye out for mould or mildew as this can be a sign of water damage.
Look for any missing or damaged shingles, algae growth, rotting, blistering or curling. Check whether there are any loose materials or any wearing close to pipes, gutters, or vents. Also, look for signs of mould or water damage.
Inspecting your roof can be a risky task, especially if you’re inexperienced. Use these handy hints for a safe roof inspection:
If you’re not 100% comfortable inspecting your own roof, then don’t!
Falling off a roof can cause serious injury or death.
Don’t take the risk. Talk to the professionals at Roo Roofing.
Getting it repaired as quickly as possible is important to prevent further damage. It also helps to protect your home for the future.
Whether you need a full roof replacement or to fix a leaking roof, Roo Roofing has experienced and qualified tradesmen who can handle anything.
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