Start Small

• Start with a ground inspection, use binoculars or photos to spot missing shingles, flashing damage or visible issues before climbing up.

• Check inside for warning signs like ceiling stains, damp insulation, or attic condensation, which may indicate a roofing problem.

• Begin with small tasks such as fixing loose shingles, sealing minor gaps and cleaning clogged eavestroughs.

• These simple steps help you understand the scope of work and can prevent more costly damage over time.

Safety First

• Roofing work can be dangerous—always wear proper protective gear and use sturdy, secure ladders.

• Avoid working on wet, icy, or steep roofs unless you have the proper safety equipment and fall protection in place.