Roof Inspection should be carried out onceevery6 -12 months by a roof inspector who knows wat he is doing.

Roof cleaning should be done preferably by a roof specialist every6-12 months to prevent scum build up in the roof.

12 Things to look for when you do your roof inspection checklist:

Some of the issues you look out for, but for a thorough inspection, make sure you contact a roof inspector.

1. Deteriorated flashings and loose seams
2. Discolored or cracked interior drywall
3. Leaks on your ceiling
4. Loss of asphalt granules (you will see them in the gutters)
5. Decaying, cracked, or missing Tiles

When a roof is compromised by mold or fungus, it can impact the entire structure and the health of the occupants. Understanding the dangers of roof mold and how to remove it is critical to protect both property and people.

Exposure to a large number of mold spores may cause allergic symptoms such as watery eyes, runny nose, sneezing, itching, coughing, wheezing, difficulty breathing, headache, and fatigue. Repeated exposure to mold can increase a person’s sensitivity, causing more severe allergic reactions.

Did you know that algae, mold, moss and mildew can cause your roof to rot? It’s true, which is why it’s so important to have annual roof inspections done by BL Roofing to ensure none of these fungi are forming on your roof or hiding in areas within your roofing system.