Has a spot of discoloration appeared on your kitchen ceiling from a roof leak? Can you see beams of light streaming through your attic where there are cracks or seams in your roof? Have you noticed granules from deteriorated shingles collecting in and clogging your gutters? In situations like these and more, your roof is trying to tell you that it needs to be repaired. While it may be tempting to put off roof repair work due to its cost and inconvenience, it is not wise to ignore these types of problems.
From thunderstorms to hail storms, harsh weather is simply a part of our lives in Colorado. At Colorado Roof Assist, our goal is to ensure your house is in top shape to prevent damage as much as possible. But on the occasion your house is hit hard, our team has the expertise to help you quickly and effectively restore your home, so you can keep living your life. After an extreme weather event, you may be able to easily see certain signs of destruction, like branches on your roof, missing shingles, or ripped pieces of metal fascia.
Your roof is the ultimate line of defense for your home, protecting you and your family from weather, water, debris, and more. But did you know your roof also protects you from dangerous allergens and helps regulate the temperature of your home? An efficient roof will keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter, even saving you money on cooling and heating bills. So, what happens when your roof fails? If your roof is no longer efficient, whether damaged after a big storm or simply deteriorating from everyday wear and tear, your property is at risk for water damage, mold, mildew, and more.
Just as with any residential home, all commercial buildings need sturdy, effective roofs to protect the inside from storms, water, debris and more. After a storm, you may notice some visible damage - shingles on the ground, metal fascia missing, or even holes from falling branches. And when inspecting the inside, you may find water through leaks in the roof. But did you know some damage is also more inconspicuous? Especially with hail storms and strong gusts of wind, parts of the roof may seem fine while others were badly hit.
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