Our area was hit hard by devastating tornados and severe storms last week and many homeowners were left with significant damage or the complete loss of their home. They have a long road to recovery from the losses they have endured. These unfortunate events can be a reminder for everyone to be sure you understand your insurance policies. Here are […]
Happy New Year from the Rooferees! It’s a great time to set goals and make your to-do list for the coming year. If your list includes home improvement projects, specifically new siding, gutters, or a roof, the Rooferees share reasons why 2024 is the year to complete them: Curb appeal. You will be amazed at the impact that a new […]
Some have already seen some snow, and more is in the forecast – Winter is coming! Ice jams are a hidden threat in Winter, and now is the time to take precautions to avoid them. Ice jams occur when precipitation, such as snow, is in a pattern of melting and refreezing. Snow will melt as the temperatures climb during the day, and refreezes as the temperatures fall […]
We have been enjoying a very pleasant Fall, but the forecast is calling for record cold temperatures and the first hard freeze of the season. The extreme cold might have caught us off guard, and unprepared for the Winter. The Rooferees have suggestions for quick things you can do around your home to avoid issues from the cold. Check Roof, […]
The kids have gone back to school, and the weather is starting to feel a little cooler – it is the end of summer! Labor Day is the unofficial end of summer – the end of carefree days, evenings on the deck or the patio, road trips, and visits to the pool. But the end of summer can also mean […]
We have enjoyed warmer-than-average temperatures this Fall, but we know winter is coming. The Rooferees at Weatherguard Inc. recommend homeowners take advantage of the last few days of mild temps to get your home ready for the long, cold winter. Start with the gutters. The leaves from our neighborhood trees have fallen, but several never made it to the ground […]
The holidays are over, but if you drive around town, you’ll likely still see Christmas lights on plenty of homes. Despite the work, hanging lights and decorating for the holidays is festive and fun, and gets you in the spirit of the holidays. But much like taking down the tree and the stockings insides, it’s less fun to take down […]
As we get closer to Summer, keep in mind there is a good chance we will experience severe storms, as we did last year. Here are a few helpful reminders to help you weather the storm season: Keep your gutters clean and free of debris that can prohibit them from working properly Check your roof for loose or broken shingles […]
At this time of year, it’s not uncommon for temperatures to fluctuate from day to day. If there is any precipitation, this can lead to a cycle of thawing and refreezing. You may notice leaks inside your home and assume your roof is leaking. But here’s a general rule of thumb – if you didn’t have a leaking problem during […]
If your holiday decorating includes exterior lights, we have a few safety measures to keep in mind before you climb the ladder! · Check the lights before you climb the ladder to make sure they work: Nothing is worse than going to the trouble of hanging lights only to discover they don’t work when you plug them in! · Always […]