
Get Your Roof Ready For Spring
Canadian winters are rough on roofs. Here's how to check yours for damage and get it ready for spring.
Canadian winters are rough and can take a toll on even the newest roofs — and an even greater toll on older ones. A good way for homeowners to maintain their roof and help it last longer is to inspect it for any sign of damage after winter. Now that spring is approaching, you can book an appointment with a professional to make sure your roof is ready for the season. Below are several things to watch for:
- Ice dams / leaks — Roofs prone to ice dams in winter can leak in spring. Once water gets under the shingles, it leaks through the plywood into the attic and causes water damage. A common tell-tale sign is water stains on your ceiling or walls.
- Roof punctures — More likely if you have trees on or around your property. A puncture is a hole that pierces several layers of the roof and can put your home at serious risk of major leaks.
- Roof blistering — Happens when rising temperatures trap air and moisture between roof layers. Ottawa homes with insufficient ventilation are more susceptible.
- Missing or damaged shingles — Check for bent, broken, curling, or missing shingles at the end of every winter. If you find shingle pieces on the ground, your roof needs repair ASAP, as it means the plywood could be exposed.
Notice any problems? Don't wait — call 613-223-6467 or request a quote and receive a free roofing inspection by the company owner.
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No call centres, no pressure, no salesman. Rob personally gets in touch within 24 hours of reaching out to discuss your roofing needs. He inspects your roof himself if needed and provides you a clear, itemized quote.
- Free, no obligation estimate
- Detailed quote with product links & colour options
- Honest advice — we recommend essential work only

