Prior to winter we recommend that a qualified person inspect the following:

1. Perform a visual inspection of your roof, looking for any signs of missing or broken shingles.  Pay special attention to flashing details such as plumbing stacks, chimneys, wall transitions, and valleys.

2. Remove any debris or leaves that may have accumulated on the roof surface.

3. Inspect eavestroughing for leaf build up or debris that may hinder the drainage.  Ice and snow build up in the winter is often a result of inadequate drainage resulting from clogged gutters and downspouts.

4. Look for paint peeling along fascias and overhangs.  Often this is a sign moisture is penetrating the wood from the roof surface or flashing details.

5. Remove any low hanging tree limbs that may be overhanging the roof.  Tree limbs can prematurely wear out the roof surface and also aid in the growth of algae.

Remember, your roof is exposed to everything Mother Nature throws at it 24/7.  A little maintenance today can go a long way towards preventing expensive repairs and interior damage tomorrow.

Superior Services R.S.H., Inc. recently completed the installation of a new sustainable roof system on the Boys & Girls Club of Lansing.  As an added bonus and educational experience, a tour of the Duro-Last Roofing, Inc. manufacturing facilities in Saginaw, Michigan was arranged for the students so that they could better understand the sustainable attributes of Duro-Last.  In addition, during the reroofing process, Superior Services sent daily photos of the roofing installation via email to the students so that they too could monitor our progress.