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Why roof inspection is critical ?

If you are a property owner or facility manager, chances are it’s been a while since you really took a good, long, hard look at your commercial building’s roof. It’s common practice to forget about the roof over your head until it’s leaking on you or there’s some other problem with it.<br><br>

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Why roof inspection is critical ?

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  1. Why Roof Inspection Is Critical?

  2. Your roof could be leaking right now, causing hundreds, even thousands of dollars of damage, and you don't even know it. In fact, many roof problems are only discovered after they've reached an advanced stage - after leakage or other serious damage has already occurred.

  3. Roofs can leak for years before you see evidence: Most often, homeowners only pay attention to their roof if there's water leaking into the house, if they notice brown stains on the ceiling, or if there's cracked paint or peeling wallpaper - all obvious signs of a leak. But roofs can leak for 2 to 4 years before you see evidence on the inside the house. By this time, the leak may have caused dry rot, fungus and insulation damage - and the need for major repairs or even a completely new roof.

  4. Have your roof inspected at least once per year To add years of life to your roof, and to avoid premature roof failure, it is a good idea to have your roof inspected at least once per year. The National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) recommends two roof inspections each year - once in the fall and once in the late spring - before and after the tough winter season, especially in colder and rainy climates.

  5. What about a free roof inspection? Many roofing contractors will provide a free roof inspection, including a written estimate outlining the required repairs, as a means to solicit work. This is a fine approach if you already have a relationship with your roofing contractor. If not, to be cautious, get two inspections done by separate companies, or hire a roof inspector who doesn't also offer repairs. This way you can be sure that the inspector isn't recommending unnecessary work.

  6. A small price to pay for the "insurance" - and peace of mind The cost of a roof inspection is negligible compared to the cost of repairing or replacing a roof which makes regular roof inspections a wise investment. Wouldn't you prefer to find potential leaks and related damage before they become real problems? And before they lead to major repair bills?

  7. Contact Us First Class Roofing 1386 E. Hanley Rd. Mansfield, OH 44903 Phone: (888) 699-9321 Email: Info@Weseal.It Office Hours 9am – 5pm Monday – Saturday

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