February 27, 2023 | Filed under: Roofing Issues,Ventilation
We hope this message finds you well and comfortable in these days of fluctuating weather. Even though some winter days remain, many of us look forward to renewing and refreshing our homes in the spring season.
Here are 2 things to help you get your roof ready for spring:
- Trim tree branches that are getting too close to the roof, and remove any organic material (leaves, seeds, etc.) that builds up over time. If you’re unable or don’t want to trim branches from the ground, please hire a professional arborist or tree trimmer to do this work for you.
- Check out your attic and roof ventilation. Proper ventilation reduces the likelihood of condensation and mold growth. Your home’s roof collects heat, and if it isn’t directed outside by ventilation, it increases your home’s operating costs. We offer a complete attic and ventilation inspection when you request a roofing estimate.
Early spring is a great season to buy a new roof. We’re expecting another record year for residential metal roofing, with Kentucky homeowners choosing the beauty, energy efficiency, wind resistance, and durability of a Classic Metal Roofing System.
We understand that every home and homeowner’s situation is unique. That’s why we take the time to offer you a free roofing consultation; we will listen to your concerns and answer your questions. We’d love the opportunity to talk with you about finding the best roofing solution for your home.
Don’t miss your chance for a spring installation of a beautiful new roof. Schedule your free consultation today without pressure or obligation.