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How Often do I need a new Roof?

Your homes roof is often the most ignored part of the house. If it’s not leaking or falling apart, you probably won’t notice what’s going on up there, which is why regular inspections to prevent potential problems is recommended twice a year, according to the National Roofing Contractors Association.

Local roofing contractors can conduct an inspection, especially if you are afraid of heights or not physically able to do it yourself.

When inspecting a roof, look for:

• Loose, cracked, damaged or missing shingles
• A Sagging roof or ceiling
• Areas of mold or rot
• Around windows, doors, ceilings, and walls, look for signs of water damage or leaking
• Dark spots or holes

Bi-annual inspections can catch small problems before leaks develop into larger ones which could cause the roof to collapse. Maintaining the by conducing regular visual checks, and making smaller repairs are better than dealing with a roof collapse and causing extensive damage.