Roof inspection is something that most homeowners will agree is very important if the roof is going to last as long as it ought to. Failure to do this will cost you more in the long haul. Roof inspections will enable you to avert possible disasters by detecting potential risk factors before they become full blown. Despite recognizing the importance of roof inspections, a lot of homeowners simply don’t know how to go about it. For instance, you need to know when to carry it out, because the right thing done at the wrong time is as bad as the wrong thing at the right time. The following post explains when you should have your roof inspected by looking at how frequently it should be done:
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You keep on top of preventative maintenance for your health, your car, and even your kids’ homework—but what about keeping that literal roof over your head in top shape? Sure, Spring cleaning has you sweeping behind the fridge and winter prep might have you checking to see if the water pipes are in good shape, but when’s the last time you had the roof inspected? Roof maintenance is two-fold: One you can do yourself (if only with a pair of binoculars), but this should be complemented with an expert inspection at routine intervals. Read more at Pacific West Roofing…
Image Courtesy of Wikimedia[/caption] You can actually inspect your roof from time to time. And as the post above describes, you also need to have professional inspection done from time to time to eliminate the problems that you may not see. Before the winter season fully establishes itself, you need to perform a roof inspection if you haven’t already done so. Winter can be quite severe and the potential for water damage in its various forms is high. The following post explains why you should have your roof inspected in the fall:
[caption id="attachment_7619" align="aligncenter" width="550"]Why You MUST Perform a Fall Roof Inspection
The following is a list of specific issues that are common due to the seasonal changes: DRAIN BLOCKAGES AND PONDING WATER: Debris such as fallen leaves and branches can create real problems, especially on flat commercial roofs. Leaves and debris often clog scuppers, downspouts, and roof drains, leaving ponding or stagnant water idle before the frozen temperatures lock the debris in place and completely clog drainage systems in the winter. The longer the water stays on the roof the more likely it is to penetrate the roof system. Ensuring these drains & systems are regularly cleaned and debris removed is vital. Read more at StructureTec…
Image Courtesy of Vimeo[/caption] As the post above describes, various issues come up with the seasonal changes. As such, you need to ensure your roof is foolproof. You should take action as soon as possible. Finally, when thinking of a roof inspection, there is certain equipment that is essentially important if you are going to do a good job. You may not even have to go up on the roof yourself to check the roof if you have binoculars. The following post explains this in detail:
[caption id="attachment_7618" align="aligncenter" width="550"]WHAT’S THE BEST DRONE FOR ROOF INSPECTIONS?
What is the best drone to use for roof inspections? You really don’t need to do anything fancy! I was thinking about the use case for drones in roof inspections when I was at my mom’s house in Missouri over the weekend. (I live in a condo building in San Francisco, so no need for me to do my own roof inspections here!) Roof inspections can get fancy. You could add a thermal camera (particularly if you have solar panels on your roof). If you had a huge roof and needed to fly the exact same route every time, you might want to use Skycatch, which could even generate a map for you. Read more at The Drone Girl…
Image Courtesy of Flickr[/caption] Who would have thought that roof inspections can be fun or fancy? You don’t have to keep dreading the roof inspection or fear for your life. If you need professional help getting your roof inspected or repaired in Tysons Corner VA before the ice really takes root, don’t hesitate to call us today! Featured Image: Image Credit
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