The leading causes of mold infestation are water damage or excessive indoor moisture. As moisture builds up, there’s a greater chance of mold growth. Mold growth in a business or home can greatly impact indoor air quality, presenting significant health risks to individuals living or working there.
Individuals who have allergies or depressed immune systems (such as the elderly or children) can experience major health issues. If not treated properly, mold infestation can continue to persist and expand within a property, further increasing likelihood of health issues and more extensive property damage.
The leading causes of mold infestation are water damage or excessive indoor moisture. As moisture builds up, there’s a greater chance of mold growth. Mold growth in a business or home can greatly impact indoor air quality, presenting significant health risks to individuals living or working there.
Individuals who have allergies or depressed immune systems (such as the elderly or children) can experience major health issues. If not treated properly, mold infestation can continue to persist and expand within a property, further increasing likelihood of health issues and more extensive property damage.
The leading causes of mold infestation are water damage or excessive indoor moisture. As moisture builds up, there’s a greater chance of mold growth. Mold growth in a business or home can greatly impact indoor air quality, presenting significant health risks to individuals living or working there.
Individuals who have allergies or depressed immune systems (such as the elderly or children) can experience major health issues. If not treated properly, mold infestation can continue to persist and expand within a property, further increasing likelihood of health issues and more extensive property damage.
1. What is the condition of your roof?
In order to make sure your roof is up to the task of protecting your property, you should have it inspected annually. Even roofs that are only a few years old should be inspected, as just one singular extreme weather event can compromise it. Early diagnosis and repair of smaller (less costly) issues can help prevent significant and costly damage in the future.
Our Roofing Inspector will evaluate the following items:
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Signs of wear and tear
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Leaves, dirt, and debris; especially in gutters
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Clogged downspouts
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Cracked shingles
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Damaged flashing
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Leaks around skylights and chimneys
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Punctures or holes in the roof
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Exposed nail heads
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Soft or ballooned areas
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Joint Seals
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Any other components/function or structure associated to your particular roof type
2. What repairs (if any) need to be done?
Once the Inspector has finished their multi-point inspection, you'll be provided a comprehensive analysis of the overall integrity of your roofing system. We'll review the service life remaining, any specific areas of concern, and recommend any course of action to ensure your roof is doing its job. Often times, a roof doesn't need replacing but may require servicing / repair to prevent future damage or extend its service life.
3. What options do I have and what is the cost?
Once we've given you our evaluation, we'll discuss your priorities and offer you a solution that's tailored to your needs and budget. By taking a collaborative approach, we'll walk you through available options, timing, and cost.
Important note: In most circumstances, roofing damage caused by weather events is covered by your insurance company. Unfortunately for some customers, they wait until it's too late to take action. If a claim is not filed within a certain time frame, your insurance company can deny coverage. This leaves the property owner to absorb the full cost of repairing or replacing their roof. With over a decade of experience, we'll work diligently to try to get your roof approved for replacement.