Listen up, folks… I know it has been awhile, but just in case you had forgotten, that wet stuff that fell from the sky recently is RAIN. With rain comes roof leaks, and roof leaks are bad. There are few things homeowners should look for, which may indicate that they have a roof problem. Recognizing a issue early, can prevent big problems later. DO YOU HAVE ANY OF THESE TELLTALE SIGNS? - Brown spots on the ceilings or walls within the home - Water stains on the underside of the roofing deck or around the chimney in the attic - Black stains on the roofing deck. - Bits and pieces of roof shingles laying on the yard around the home. - Rust stains on the furnace flue - Peeling paint or damaged wood around skylights - Roof granules (little stones) in the bottom of your downspouts A little regular detective work can help head off MAJOR roofing problems. Here are some tips: SAFETY FIRST: The most crucial bit of advice for homeowners is to stay off the roof. Hundreds of household injuries reported annually are the result of homeowners climbing on ladders to get to the roof. If you see something odd happening on your roof, call the experts at Alliance Adjustment Group or a professional roofer to perform a comprehensive inspection. INSPECT THE ATTIC Keeping an eye on the underside of the roof deck and inspecting the attic for water stains, mildew smells, and other signs of water intrusion will help homeowners stay on top of any potential roof leaks. Do yourself a favor, next time you are in your attic, pay special attention to the roof rafters and sheathing above. If you see water stains on the rafters or sheathing above, that is a solid indication you may have a problem. Call Alliance Adjustment Group for a free inspection. SURVEY THE ROOF FROM THE GROUND: Some shingle damage can be seen easily from the ground. If the shingles start to cup or buckle or if they become deformed on the roof, there is a reason for it. When you start to see those signs, call the experts at Alliance Adjustment Group to take a closer look at the roof. Some professionals recommend taking periodic photos of the roof to keep track of its appearance over time; comparing photos will help homeowners track the progress of even minor changes. Do yourself a favor, let Alliance Adjustment Group do a free property damage inspection before the weather becomes too bad. Recognizing a roof problem now, before the snow and ice move into the area, may reduce your changes of having a major problem when the really bad weather does finally arrive. Call us today at 888.890.2288 or email us at info@allianceadjustment for a FREE property damage inspection. Have a safe (and dry) day. Best, James Wagner, President jwagner@allianceadjustment 888.890.2288 888.890.2288 888.890.2288
Posted on: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 10:59:31 +0000
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