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Monday, November 28, 2011

Don't Put Off Roofing Repairs

If you're in an area that has been hit with bad weather quite a bit this year, don't wait any longer to schedule any roof repairs or check-ups.

Now that winter is approaching, it seems that many customers are trying to schedule appointments before the snow arrives, and roofing companies are getting booked up quickly as a result.

In Knoxville, for instance:

"...workers may not be able to get to every home before Spring, which could pose a problem for roofs that still need repairs. "People who've been holding off and didn't know they had damage-- as it freezes this winter and thaw... freezes and thaws... the damage will be more pronounced," said Martin."

Those who need roofing repairs or installations in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota can contact Ryan Roofing for a free estimate. You can fill out the free estimate form here, or call 651-501-5969.

Monday, November 14, 2011

Potential Winter Roof Concerns

The winter season can beat up on many different parts of your home, but your roof certainly takes the brunt of the punishment. Snow, cold winds and ice can do a lot of damage to your home's roof if you don't check up on it regularly.

Leaks are one big issue that homeowners face from their roof during winter. An accumulation of snow introduces a lot of running water when it melts, and leaks will sometimes appear near the roof's flashing areas, or near the roof's drain if the roof is flat. Be sure to have your roof inspected prior to winter to ensure your flashing areas are secure and your drain is operating properly.

Another concern is the effect snow can have on air ventilation from your attic. When snow gathers on your roof, it makes it very difficult for air to circulate out of the attic. This can cause condensation to form on the inside of your roof and introduces a whole new avenue for potential damage.

Ryan Roofing is a leader in roof maintenance and repair. Set up a free estimate by calling 651-501-5969