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Although winters in North Carolina are relatively mild when compared with other areas of the country, the season’s high winds and storms can still damage your property’s roofing and siding. Luckily, the team at Seaford Roofing, servicing Kannapolis and Concord, have a few maintenance tips to protect your roof and siding materials from the adverse effects of winter weather.

Below, they fill you in on their best advice:

Reinforce HVAC Panels on the Roof

If there are HVAC panels installed on the roofing system, high winds and heavy snow can shift the equipment out of place. Eventually, a bad storm could completely rip equipment from the roof, damaging the framework in the process. To ensure the HVAC panels remain intact, securely fasten them to the membrane. 

Clean Out the Gutters

Kannapolis-North-Carolina-roofingWhen snow and ice melt, gutters are designed to channel the liquid away from your property. If the tubes are clogged with dead leaves, mud, and additional debris, water will remain on the roof. When left unattended, the stagnate liquid corrodes roof shingles, causing leaks and additional roofing damage. To prevent these headaches, clean out the gutter system. 

Give Siding a Thorough Wash 

Melted snow and ice won’t only damage the roof; the dirty liquid can also trickle down to the siding and permanently stain the material. Snow salt can also get on siding and gradually eat away at it. After storms, and when cold spells break, power wash the siding. This will remove the gunk buildup before it can cause problems.  

When it comes to maintaining your property, the roofing contractors at Seaford Roofing will do everything they can to protect your investment. If you require roof repair or replacement in Kannapolis, Concord, or the surrounding areas, call (704) 305-7776 to schedule an appointment. While filling you in on their guarantees, a friendly representative will also let you know the best materials to use for the project. Check out their Better Business Bureau profile for additional information. 

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