roof inspection

In today’s blog post, we’ll be exploring the importance of regular roof inspections, different signs indicating potential roof issues, and why timely action, guided by sound roof design and engineering principles, can save you from major financial stresses down the line.

Your roof is one of the most important components of your home, protecting the structure and the interior from the elements. 

Most of the time leaky roofs are easy to detect. You either notice water dripping from the roof or there are growing stains noticeable on your ceiling. However, just because you don’t see obvious evidence of a leak doesn’t necessarily mean that there aren’t potential issues with your roof. 

With expert roof maintenance from Wharry Engineering, we can identify any potential issues in your roof and fix them with minor work before time and the elements change them into serious repair projects. 

Your home is the most important investment for you and your family. One of the best things you can do to protect your investment is by having regular roofing inspections performed. 

Given the current situation, it’s extremely easy to lose track of time and forget that we’re nearly a month away from the New Year. And, with the turn of the calendar, individuals – and businesses – across the country are making resolutions. This year, why not make a resolution that will benefit your business for years to come? A resolution that will keep your products – and your employees – safe? And, most importantly, a resolution that stands to save you money and heartache?

When it comes to protecting your home from the elements, your roof is the first line of defense. Keeping moisture, debris, and other environmental factors outside where they belong, it is constantly tested, constantly battered, and constantly put under stress. Because of this, having regular roof inspections performed is essential. While a lot of roof damage can be seen by the naked eye, there are countless issues that can arise that the layman wouldn’t be able to diagnose.

If you’re harboring concerns about your roofs longevity, you owe it to yourself to work with a company experienced in providing professional, accurate roof inspections and ongoing roof maintenance. Your roof’s job is to protect the contents of your building. It’s goal is to keep you, your products, your employees, and your equipment safe. But, without care and attention, its ability to perform this job can be compromised. Cracks, leaks, and unseen damage can slowly erode your roof, limiting its ability to keep moisture out.

With the New Year upon us, it’s time to start thinking about your roof’s health in 2020. One of the best ways to ensure that it continues to protect you, your products, and your employees is to schedule a professional roof inspection. While many roofing issues are immediately apparent, a number of them are undetectable by the naked eye. A professional inspector looks for these hidden problems, searches out their causes, and makes recommendations to ensure the longevity – and effectiveness – of your roof. In today’s post, we’re going to take a quick look at Wharry’s inspection process.

Having your roof inspected and surveyed regularly by a professional is one of the most important maintenance tasks for commercial and residential building owners. It's not simply looking at the roof and determining its condition, there is a lot more to it than that. There are two main purposes behind requestion a roof inspection: finding any current problems and gauging the remaining life of the roof.