Hail damage, beyond the obvious is difficult to spot, especially if you aren’t sure what to look for. Hail can cause serious damage to your home and property. Here is a checklist for things to look for when inspecting for hail damage. Dented Gutters & Downspouts Look for dents and dings on gutters and downspouts. […]
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In the home insurance industry, perils refer to an “event that damages your home or belongings”. Many of these perils such as storm/hail damage, water damage, and fire can impact your roof. Your policy designates what perils are covered. Covered perils and events are often dependent on region. For example, homeowners insurance policies in Arizona […]
When your roof is damaged, the first thing many homeowners do is check their homeowners insurance policy. Many extra and unexpected costs can occur due to how your policy is laid out and any limitations within the policy. Here are a few things to know when it comes to homeowners insurance and roof damage. Exclusions/Perils […]
The fascia board is one of the most important parts of the roof. This is the board that is along the bottom of the ends of the rafters at the eaves that closes the gaps between the rafters. Fascia boards are visible and usually are what holds gutters in place. Most fascia boards are wood […]
Putting up the Christmas lights and decorations is a tradition for many. Roofs and gutters are some of the most common locations to hang lights. While you’re decking the halls, it’s easy to damage your roof or gutters. Here are a few things to consider when decorating for the holidays to keep your roof and […]
Cold weather is here. With the drop in temperatures, comes inclement weather including snow and ice. Ice in particular, can be dangerous and cause damage to your home, vehicle, roof, and cause injuries from slips and falls. When it comes to your roof, one of the most common causes of winter damage is from ice […]
Gutters are sturdy, but like other parts of your home will need repaired or replaced. According to the National Association of Homebuilders, galvanized steel or aluminum gutters will last about twenty years and copper gutters will last fifty years. Damage occurs from aging, storms, trees, etc. and you might have to replace your gutters sooner than […]