Winter is near, folks. Cold weather may seem overdue after this year’s exceptionally hot summer, but cozy scarves and St. Nick bring some less-than-desirable conditions along with them. If you haven’t performed any of the necessary maintenance chores, snow, ice, and frigid temperatures could mean bad news for your roof. To make things easier, we’ve put together a quick checklist of the things you should do before the first snowfall to make sure your roof is properly prepared for winter:
If you don’t feel safe or properly equipped to prepare your roof for winter, don’t hesitate to call a professional contractor to assist you. The most important thing is to not procrastinate, as any problems with your roof will become apparent and much worse when the temperatures drop and it begins to snow. For free damage assessments and other quality home exterior services, contact the experts at Blackstone Exteriors!