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How to Avoid Icicle Damage to Your Roof

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It looks like winter is going to be with us a few more weeks (6 weeks, if you listen to the groundhog) and that means your roof will endure a little longer through the harsh weather.   Winter weather can be beautiful but it can also be very damaging to the roof which can eventually cause damage to the interior of your home or building. One common problem that we come across during the winter months are caused by icicles.   Icicles may look really neat, but they can pose a real danger.  Often they are the result of clogged gutters or downspouts.  A combination of the clogged gutters and the weight of the icicles can cause roofing and gutter damage. To discourage icicles from forming, you should clean out your gutters and remove all the leaves and debris that have accumulated. If you suspect that you have damage to your roof caused by clogged gutters and icicles, be sure to give us a call. We would be happy to give you a free inspection and quote request! ...

Condensation Can Damage Your Roof

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The winter weather has been very harsh this year...it can also be very hard on your roof!  Missouri Weather can be especially troublesome due to the fluctuation in temperatures.  One day we have snow or ice and the next day we basking in the sunshine!!  This fluctuation in temperatures can cause several problems, one of the most common problems is Condensation. What is Condensation?   Condensation is when moisture develops at the roofs ceiling area and becomes trapped.  As your home heats up during the day, the roofing material absorbs the suns heat and creates an air cavity between the insulation and roof.  Moisture is drawn into the cavity and becomes trapped and is not able to vent and dry out.  When your home cools off, the trapped water condenses and gets into the wood of the roof. When warm air meets a cold surface, condensation will occur.   This can cause mold and mildew to form, damaging the interior structure of your home. If you sus...