Protect The Roof During Hurricane Season
Whether the roof is new or if it's one that has endured many weather conditions, there are ways to protect it without spending a ton of money. One way is to take a close look at the gutters and clean them out about twice a year at least. Clearing the gutters of leaves reduces odds of clogging which means fewer chances of wall or siding damage.
Doing a bit of tree trimming can do wonders. Aside from cutting down on branches damaging the home and leaves gathering, the removal of branches that may overhang reduces the chances that animals such as possums will enter the home or the roof. These animals are known for chewing on wires and other objects, causing damage internally.
Shingles may come off or they may become loose, especially on older roofs. Using binoculars is one way to safely spot for them instead of climbing onto the roof and putting one's safety at risk.
This information is provided for educational or informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. The information is not provided in the course of an attorney-client relationship and is not intended to substitute for legal advice.
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