Humidity - Of course, humidity and summer go hand in hand. Unfortunately, consistent exposure to hot, humid air can create water damages or leaks in your home, due to condensation from humidity settling beneath your shingles. The only way to avoid damages from humidity is to ensure the professional roofing company uses weatherproofing materials during the initial new roof installation.
Inspect, Inspect, Inspect! - It is critical to routinely inspect your roof, especially if you have an older home and therefore, older roof. Inspections can help you pinpoint small concerns before they explode into bigger issues with hefty damages. Experts recommend yearly inspections for roofs older than ten years, since they are much more prone to damages due to their worn materials. If you find an area of concern during your examination, immediately contact a roofing company for a professional inspection and repair estimate. Addressing and repairing issues right away will be a financial lifesaver for you in the long run.
Arizona Sun Damage To Roofs: An Unseen Threat To Your Home's Integrity
'As the old saying goes, 'out of sight, out of mind.'
Unfortunately, this can't be truer when it comes to sun damage to your roof, particularly in Arizona.
We're about to delve into a topic that many homeowners overlook – the unseen threat of Arizona's intense sun to the integrity of your home's roof. We'll explore how different roofing materials withstand Arizona's brutal heat, the hidden damage to underlayers, and the unique problems faced by flat roofs. We'll also discuss how Arizona's sun and heat can significantly shorten your roof's lifespan. Finally, we'll equip you with the knowledge to recognize and address the signs of sun damage. We believe that understanding these aspects will empower you to protect your home better.
Protecting Your Roof: How To Prevent Arizona Sun Damage To Roofs