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Up What Autumn's Putting Down?


A Fall Roof Inspection Prevents Winter Worries — By Kenji Kumai of Malarkey Roofing Products — F


or homeowners in Washington, one of the most feared and loathsome concerns is a leaky roof. Ample annual rainfall is a feature


of living in the Pacific Northwest, so a tiny crack in the decking or gap behind the gutters can invite gallons of precipitation to permeate a house. Knowing what warning signs to look for, and what to do when faced with such a dilemma, are key components to living comfortably at home this winter and throughout the year.


Why Plan for a Roof Inspection?


Roof leaks can be caused by many different things. Here we will examine just a few of the most common. In some cases, the cause of a roof leak may be covered under a homeowners insurance policy. For these reasons, it is essential to have any roof problem inspected by a professional roofing contractor.


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The cause of a roof leak may be covered by insurance.


When Should the Roof Be Inspected?


As warm summer weather begins to wane, many homeowners think about preparing their homes for winter weather. The roof should be no exception.


A good rule of thumb: When you begin raking those leaves, it is a great time to have a look at your roof as well.


The autumn season typically presents the last few days of the year where it is safer and more comfortable for a roofing contractor to be up on the roof, inspecting


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