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How Cold Weather Impacts Your Chimney

A chimney should be sturdy enough to withstand all types of weather, but even brick is susceptible to the effects of cold weather. Harsh temperatures and weather elements such as snow, rain, high winds, sleet, and ice can lead to spalling—or cracking—resulting in a damaged exterior vulnerable to leaks. City Roofing has a wealth of experience when it comes to fixing any chimney damage due to cold weather.

Damage You Can’t See: How Summer Heat Can Impact Your Roof

Everyone knows that East Coast summers, especially in New England, are unmatched–think beach days, fresh seafood, and sunny days. But don’t forget: those summer rays can deal some major damage to your roof. Even small amounts of exposure from UV rays can cause significant damage to your roof such as leaks, discoloration of the material, and deterioration. These effects can last for years and lead to greater issues, so it’s important to make sure you’re taking the proper steps to avoid roof damage from the sun.

Ice Damming Tips & Tricks

As we approach the colder months and temperatures drop below freezing, preventing pesky New England ice damming is crucial. If you’re experiencing ice damming, it’s important to understand what it could potentially lead to:

Should I Repair or Replace My Roof?

Whether or not your roof has been damaged, a professional, regular roof inspection can help determine how long your roof will last as it ages. Typically, your roof should be inspected at least once a year; however, homeowners should also check on their roof after any extreme weather event such as hail, wind, or snow. A professional inspection can reveal signs of failure, potential areas of concern, or damaged shingles.

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How Cold Weather Impacts Your Chimney

Damage You Can’t See: How Summer Heat Can Impact Your Roof

Ice Damming Tips & Tricks

Should I Repair or Replace My Roof?

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