Keep Your Shingles in Shape
Roof leaks can happen for many reasons, and even new roofs are not immune to wear and tear. Because roof leaks can lead to so much auxiliary damage, doing regular checks can go a long way. Shingles that are loose, cracking or missing can be replaced easily to have a dramatic increase in your roof’s ability to keep water away.

Beat the Weather With Weatherstripping
Making an effort to add weatherstripping to your home can prevent leaks and save on your electricity bill. Weatherstripping enhances the seal between exterior openings and your walls, so it can keep water and drafts outside where they belong.

Gut Debris From Your Gutters
Cleaning out your gutters is recommended at least twice each year to clear out all the debris and leaves that can build up. In addition to these cleanings, watch closely for any issues. Going outside during the next rainfall can alert you to any standing water or inconsistent draining, which might indicate that there is an issue at hand.

Pick the Right Paint
Technology has infused the paint market with extremely useful developments that have to do with more than just visual appeal. Many exterior paints are now equipped to block out moisture and UV rays, reducing the wear and tear your home must withstand over the years and preventing storm damage from being able to work its way in.

If you have issues with storm damage to your home, we are always here to help. Contact us 24 hours a day for a rapid response.