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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The construction industry had 407,000 job openings in August, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of data from the U.S.
Roofing Industry News
Storms can make a significant impact on a roof, especially when accompanied by high winds and hail. If not identified and fixed quickly, a roof can sustain irreparable damage. Learn what you can do about hail roof damage.
Inspect Roof after Hail Storm
After a hailstorm, it’s always a good idea to inspect your roof for any damage it may have caused. If you observe loose or missing shingles, get them repaired or replaced immediately.
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Determining how old your roof is isn’t always easy. This is especially true if you aren’t the first owner of your home. Knowing the age of a roof can be helpful if problems arise and when figuring out if it is sturdy enough to keep you and your family safe and sound.
We’ve listed a few ways you can tell just how old your roof is. Keep reading below.
Ask the Previous Owners
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Your roof is an integral part of your home that protects it from weather, falling debris, and critters. You may not think about its condition until there’s damage. By then, it may be a too little too late scenario and a hefty repair bill that follows. Read about what you should know for maintaining your roof to ensure it lasts for decades.
Roof Maintenance
Since your roof can last upwards of twenty-five years with proper maintenance, it’s important you know what things you need to know about, so your roof lasts.
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You may not know whether your roof is failing until you start seeing signs, and then, it may be too late to save it.
Read on to learn what signs you should look for to know if your roof needs repairing.
Part One: How to Perform an Interior Roof Check
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Wintertime can wreak havoc, not just on the streets, but on our roofs as well. A particularly bad winter hit in 1993, when heavy snow blanketed the area. The resulting two feet of snow landing on roofs seriously increased the risk of collapse. It was recommended that people remove as much as they could to prevent damage. While this extreme example doesn’t happen every winter, it’s an important reminder to be mindful of the roof over our heads!
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