Winter is Here. Is Your Roof Ready?

By Cass Jacoby.

Don’t get caught out in the cold; even though winter is already here, there is still time to prepare with a roof winterizing inspection from Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance.

Winter has begun, but that doesn’t mean it is too late to winterize your roof! There is still time to shield your roof from winter’s harmful effects. Your roof is the first line of defense between the harsh weather and your building, so you will want to make sure it is functioning well enough to keep you and your occupants safe. Avoid a winter full of health problems by taking preventative steps before we get too far into the season.

Making a small investment in an annual winterizing program is far more cost-efficient than the big expense of rehabilitating damaged materials on a roofing system come spring. Winterizing your roof is not only a part of a good upkeep and maintenance routine to protect your roof before leaks or damage can occur, but it can even extend the life cycle of your building and help cut energy and heating use.

You can winterize your roof with a free roof winterizing inspection from Tremco Roofing & Building Maintenance. Once they evaluate the condition of your roof, Tremco Roofing will help get your roof in top working order. It isn’t too late to winterize your roof!

It is important to seek help from a professional, as signs of roof damage are not readily noticeable to the untrained eye. If you miss these signs, your roofing system can develop problems during the more intense winter months.

As we go deeper into the winter season, be sure to prioritize preparing your roof for the upcoming weather. Make sure that you get a roof inspection so that you can have a dry and warm winter.

Winter is already here! Book a Tremco roof evaluation today and make sure your roof is ready for whatever winter throws at it. You can also learn more at Tremcoroofing.com

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About Cass

Cass works as a reporter/writer for RoofersCoffeeShop and AskARoofer. When she isn’t writing about roofs, she is writing about movies for her master's degree and dancing with her plants.