HOME MAINTENANCE

Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against the elements - and routine maintenance is the key to keeping it strong, efficient, and long-lasting.

What We Do
Routine roof maintenance includes:

• Visual inspections (twice a year and after major storms)


• Cleaning gutters and downspouts to prevent water buildup


• Removing debris such as leaves, moss, and branches


• Checking seals around vents, skylights, and chimneys


• Ensuring proper attic ventilation to prevent moisture and heat issues


• Provide eco-friendly moss prevention treatments that stop regrowth and protect your roof long-term

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A man working on a residential shingled roof, kneeling and using tools to inspect, clean, and repair the shingles near a vent pipe.
Moss growing on a shingled roof and a gutter edge of a house.
View of a roof gutter filled with stagnant water and debris, with roofing shingles visible above and a fence below.
View of a rooftop with moss and small plants growing between the shingles, surrounded by trees and a street.

Why Roof Maintenance Matters

1. Extends the Life of Your Roof

Regular care adds years to your roof’s lifespan by preventing small issues - like loose shingles, moss growth, or minor leaks - from turning into expensive repairs or premature replacement.

2. Prevents Water Damage

A small leak can cause rot, mold, or structural issues in your attic, ceilings, or walls. Early detection prevents major interior damage.

3. Improves Energy Efficiency

A well-maintained roof keeps heat inside during winter and blocks excess heat in summer - cutting energy costs and reducing HVAC strain.

4. Protects Home Value

A clean, well-kept roof boosts curb appeal and is a key factor during home inspections and resale. Neglecting roof care can reduce property value or kill a sale entirely.

5. Ensures Safety

Heavy debris, loose shingles, or storm damage can create hazards. Inspections help identify risks before they become dangerous.

Comparison of a roof before and after cleaning and repair. The left side shows a roof with moss, dirt, and damage, while the right side shows a clean, repaired roof with new shingles.