4 Benefits of Having Your Roof Professionally Inspected

Your Lake of the Ozarks roof is a big investment, one that you want to protect. The best way to do that is to have it regularly inspected. Even if your roof looks fine to the naked eye, there could be minor issues, that if not addressed, could lead to costly roofing problems. In today's blog, your favorite Lake of the Ozarks roofers offers a few of the benefits of having your roof professional inspected.


1. It Doesn't Cost You. 


Our roofing company at the Lake of the Ozarks offers FREE roof inspections. Why wouldn't you want to have a professional, that's trained to recognize roofing problems, check out your roof if it's free? At no cost to you, you can have peace of mind that your roof is in the proper condition to protect your home and it's contents, including your family. Now doesn't that sound like a great deal? 

2. Professionals Have Experience. 


Unless you're a car enthusiast or auto mechanic by trade, you likely wouldn't trust yourself with inspecting your vehicle, right? The same principle applies to your roof. You want someone with experience to make sure your roof is in tip-top shape! Our staff has over 100 years combined experience. Therefore, we can identify minor problems that you may miss if you're not familiar with the early signs of roof damage. We'll be able to advise you on how to address them before they turn into costly repairs. 

3. You'll Avoid Safety Hazards. 


Climbing on your roof isn't the safest thing you could do, and you're not able to properly inspect your roof from the ground. As an average homeowner, you likely don't have the equipment and tools or expertise to ensure your safety up on the roof. Falling from your roof can result in significant injuries, and therefore, should be left to the professionals. In addition, if you don't know how to properly walk on a roof, you could actually cause damage while you're up there trying to inspect it yourself.

4. You Can Extend the Life of Your Roof. 


By having your roof regularly inspected and repaired, you can avoid pre-mature replacement of your roof. Regular inspections ensure that your roof structure will last much longer. Damage prevention can significantly reduce the amount of effort, time and money you will spend on Lake of the Ozarks roof repairs in the future. It's just like with preventative maintenance on your car.  

It's advised that you have your roof inspected at least twice per year, once before winter hits and once after. After a major storm hits your neighborhood is also a good time to consider scheduling a roof inspection. Storm damage is something you'll want to address as quickly as possible before a small leaks lead to your roof caving in or another major roofing issue. To schedule your free roof inspection at the Lake of the Ozarks, give us a call at 573-302-0354.

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