Did You Know?
Warren Thompson & Son Roofing & Siding uses Roof Maxx, a revolutionary roof-treatment service that helps extend the life of asphalt roof shingles by up to five years. Designed by roofing experts, Roof Maxx is a solution for homeowners who don’t want to replace their entire roof but know that it needs to be taken care of. With Roof Maxx, homeowners can have confidence in their roofs for years to come, knowing that their investment has been protected. This service is not only cost-effective but also environmentally friendly, as it will help avoid the need for a new roof and the production of new materials that come with it.
Roofing Repair FAQs
Can you repair a roof without replacing it?
Yes, if the damage is minimal. However, it is essential that roof repairs should only be done by a professional roofer, as attempting to do them yourself can lead to further damage and costly repairs in the future. Furthermore, choosing a roofing contractor with experience and knowledge of the materials and techniques necessary for a successful roof repair job is imperative.
Can I claim roof repair on my taxes?
Homeowners can benefit from several tax breaks when making repairs and renovations to their property. Depending on the type of repair, it may be possible to receive a tax deduction. For example, repairs to a home’s roof can be deductible if they relate to fixing a structural defect or installing energy-efficient features.
Can I repair my own roof?
While it’s possible to repair some very minor damage, hiring a professional roofer is generally recommended. Licensed roofers can do a better job in less time and have access to more specialized materials and tools to get to do the job. Additionally, they are trained to identify potential problems that could cause further damage down the line.
What does hail damage on a roof look like?
Hail damage on a roof looks like small dents and punctures in the shingles. The dents can range from pea-size to golf ball-size. Blistering and bruising on shingles is another sign of hail damage. In addition, broken or missing granules that have been knocked off the shingles are evidence of hail damage.
What does wind damage look like on a roof?
Depending on the storm’s severity, wind damage can range from minor scratches to significant structural damage. Homes may suffer from a broken window or a punctured roof, while more significant buildings may be left in ruins due to the impact of heavy winds. Even trees and other vegetation can be affected by strong gusts, with branches snapped off or entire trunks uprooted. Fallen trees can destroy property or, even worse, injure those nearby.