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Fall Roof Maintenance Tips and Storm Season Preparations

As the leaves begin to change and days grow shorter, many homeowners in Colorado shift focus to prepping homes for blustery winter weather. However, fall presents the ideal time to tackle proactive roof maintenance that provides peace of mind when spring storms threaten. 

The team at C&M Roofing & Construction understands that advanced prep and maintenance during the fall season pays you back your investment come the heavy snowfall and hail storms during the winter season.

Here in this insightful article, we provide maintenance checklist items and expert advice to help secure your roof’s integrity before a storm’s arrival.

Inspect Thoroughly and Make Repairs

Examine shingles, tiles, and flashings for potential problem areas requiring attention beforehand like cracked sealant or trimmed branches partially blocking roofline views. 

Clean Gutters and Downspouts

Remove accumulated debris within these critical drainage components ensuring free-flowing passage come melt-offs or intense downpours. Clear obstructions minimize ice damming risks too.

Reinforce Attic Ventilation 

Check soffit intake and ridge/gable exhaust vents remain clear and properly distributed. Ensure any air sealing is completed over the cooler months as well for a tight thermal barrier.

Document Your Roof 

Photograph and note current conditions for insurance records. Receipts prove recent repairs conducted too should claims arise questioning pre-existing concerns down the road. 

Schedule Storm Damage Inspections

Entrust C&M Roofing’s experts assess your roof annually before harsh conditions set in. Early detection means less costly remedies versus postponed maintenance.

By addressing these simple fall preparations recommended by industry veterans, rest assured your roof remains fully armor-plated to withstand winter’s bluster. Consider our services as  storm insurance done right!