It definitely can remove that feeling of anxiety, whenever you see that your roof is already fixed like this. You can stop worrying about the possibilities that might happen to your house, when sudden rain falls. But now that it is done, your job is to check and clean it once a week.
Congratulations on your new roof! It is indeed a relief to know that you have new and sturdy roof shingles again. :) And it would be a good start to schedule regular roof maintenance. It is a way to increase the expected duration of your roof’s quality service. Keep your shingles free from dirt and your gutters free from debris.
How’s your roofing now? I bet you’re enjoying your two-month-old roof, and I think it will look even better if you try to accessorize it with some Christmas decorations. Glad to see your lovely house! =)
Kudos on the new roof! You must be so glad that the roof was finished before any major winter weather came. Anyway, how long did it take them to get the roof done? And was it covered by your insurance?
Gosh, Lilia, you’re right! I wonder what their roof looks like right now with all the Christmas decorations. I totally applaud people who go all the way and decorate even their roofs. But, they have to be very careful so that they won’t slip and hurt themselves. They also have to choose their decorations carefully as some might damage the shingles, or might be too heavy for the roof’s structure.
It definitely can remove that feeling of anxiety, whenever you see that your roof is already fixed like this. You can stop worrying about the possibilities that might happen to your house, when sudden rain falls. But now that it is done, your job is to check and clean it once a week.
ReplyDeleteRodney Orton
Congratulations on your new roof! It is indeed a relief to know that you have new and sturdy roof shingles again. :) And it would be a good start to schedule regular roof maintenance. It is a way to increase the expected duration of your roof’s quality service. Keep your shingles free from dirt and your gutters free from debris.
ReplyDeleteSierra Nordgren
How’s your roofing now? I bet you’re enjoying your two-month-old roof, and I think it will look even better if you try to accessorize it with some Christmas decorations. Glad to see your lovely house! =)
ReplyDeleteLilia Marchi
Kudos on the new roof! You must be so glad that the roof was finished before any major winter weather came. Anyway, how long did it take them to get the roof done? And was it covered by your insurance?
ReplyDelete-- Miley Waterman
Gosh, Lilia, you’re right! I wonder what their roof looks like right now with all the Christmas decorations. I totally applaud people who go all the way and decorate even their roofs. But, they have to be very careful so that they won’t slip and hurt themselves. They also have to choose their decorations carefully as some might damage the shingles, or might be too heavy for the roof’s structure.
ReplyDelete-- Brendan Gertner