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August 14, 2024

A Year-Round Roof Maintenance Calendar

Roofs rarely fail all at once. They wear down one small problem at a time. A few tasks spread across the year keep those problems small. Here is the calendar we suggest for North Texas homes.

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Late winter to early spring (February to March)

Storm season usually starts in March, so this is the most important time.

  • Schedule a professional inspection before hail season
  • Replace cracked vent boots, loose flashing and lifted shingles found in the inspection
  • Clean gutters and check that downspouts drain away from the house
  • Trim limbs hanging over the roof
  • Take dated photos of the roof and exterior for insurance records
  • Spring (April to June)

    Peak hail and wind season.

  • After every significant storm, check the yard for shingles and look for dents in gutters, vents and the AC unit
  • Look at top-floor ceilings after heavy rain
  • Get an inspection after any hail. Damage is hard to see from the ground, and claims have deadlines.
  • Summer (July to September)

    Heat is the main stress.

  • On a hot afternoon, check that the attic is not unreasonably hot and that soffit vents are clear
  • Look for curling or blistering shingles on south and west slopes
  • Keep an eye on energy bills. A jump can point to attic ventilation or insulation problems.
  • Fall (October to November)

  • Clean gutters after the leaves drop
  • Clear leaves and debris out of roof valleys
  • Check for moss or algae on shaded slopes
  • Look at caulk and paint on fascia and trim before winter
  • Winter (December to January)

  • On a cold morning, check the attic for frost or dampness on the decking
  • After ice storms or hard freezes, check for fallen limbs and damaged gutters
  • Plan any repairs or replacements for early spring
  • Anytime

  • Fix a leak as soon as you notice it
  • Keep people off the roof who do not need to be there, including other trades, and ask them to report any damage
  • Keep your roof paperwork together: warranty, invoices, inspection photos
  • The payoff

    These habits help a roof reach its full service life, keep warranty coverage intact, and put you in a better position if a storm damages the roof. We are happy to do the professional inspection part for free. Call (855) 741-ROOF.

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