How to spot potential damages to your roof

Spotting potential damages on your roof before they become bigger problems can save you lots of money in the long run. Left untreated can cause problems in other places on your roof. Sometimes where the issues look to be happening might not be where it’s actually occurring. Here are some steps you can take to spot potential damages for your roof repair. 

Inspect Your Roof From The Outside

Getting on top of your roof and checking it out more intentionally can be a great way to see if any problems could be arising. Things to look for are curling, breaking down, broken, or missing shingles; mold and decay in cracks or crevices; rust or decay on gutters as well as damage to the gutters. If you have stuff coming out of your roof, look at where they meet the roof, for example, if you have a chimney check around the base of the chimney to see if there are cracks or problem areas that could cause future damages or leaks. If you notice any of these problems contact VR Roofing for a roof repair.

 

Inspect Your Roof From The Inside

Another part of your roof that is just as important and can tell you what exact future damages could happen is from inside and underneath the roof. From moisture marks to color stains on your wall it is important to see if your roof is working properly. Things to look for would be leaks, stains, peeling paint, moisture marks, mold, and even the structural integrity of your roof. If you have concerns or questions about a roof repair contact a professional at VR Roofing for help. 

In essence, taking care of your roof is about spotting potential damages before they become worse. Check your roof inside and out regularly and pay attention to possible areas where there could be future problems. If you have trees near your roof pay attention to those areas where mold or branches might damage your roof. 

If you have any questions or concerns about your roof contact us today to help you with all your roof repair needs. Visit our website VR Roofing and give us a call for more information.