Holiday Happenings On Boston’s South Shore

It’s hard to believe that, as we write this blog post, Thanksgiving and other fall and winter holidays and celebrations are just around-the-corner. It’s been another strong business year for us, and we greatly appreciate those customers and prospective customers who engaged us, or considered us, for roof installation/roof replacement work!

We love the community we live & work in, and want to help keep our fellow South Shore residents and business owners informed of the many special and meaningful 2024 holiday events and activities happening locally! So, be sure to check this list out that we recently compiled and will continue to add to!

South Shore Holiday Events and Activities

South Shore Holiday Runs, Races, Walks, Hikes — Exercise For A Cause!

South Shore Family Events and Activities

South Shore Holiday Music Events

As mentioned above, we’ll continue to add to this post as we learn of new South Shore holiday activities and events, so please check back!

Keeping Your Home and Your Family Safe During The HolidaysThis is a bright and cheerful holiday image that shows a cornucopia (horn-shaped basket) with brightly colored fruit (red and green apples) and green and yellow squash spilling out onto a table with red and yellow light candles and a string of white twinkle lights hanging near the window in the background.

As we outlined in our previous blog posts (shared below), some common holiday home damage and health risks/concerns can be avoided by taking necessary precautions. So, be sure to take the time to read these to ensure your family and guests enjoy a safe and happy holiday season! And, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team of roofing experts when we can be of assistance this holiday season and winter!

 

What Are Ice Dams, and How Can They Damage Your Roof?

Act Now So That Ice Dams Don’t Dampen Your Holiday Spirit and Festivities!

Holiday Decorating Tips – Decorate Your Roof Safely Pt. 2

Holiday Decorating Tips – Decorate Your Roof Safely Pt. 1

Why Wet Home and Office Walls Warrant Taking Immediate Action

Making Your Home Holiday-Ready: Easy, Inexpensive Ideas To Make It Both Safe & Inviting

Be Carbon-Monoxide Smart to Keep Loved Ones Safe This Winter

Plan Now to Avoid Singing The Power-Outage Blues This Winter

How to Prevent Snow and Ice from Damaging Your Roof

Why Your Attic and Roof May Be Wet On A Dry Winter Day

8 Steps To Keep Your Home and Family Merry & Safe This Winter and Holiday Season

When It Comes To Your Home, Summer Is The Right Time To Start Thinking About The Fall & Winter Holidays

Some of our South Shore of Boston readers may not want to read or absorb the title of our blog post when it’s still only mid-July in Massachusetts as we write this. Let’s face it. Us New Englanders want the summer to last forever! But, we also want our homes looking nice for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s and other fall and winter holiday guests, right?

When Making Holiday Home Renovation and Redecorating Plans, Don’t Forget About Your Roof!

This image features a tin/metal house ornament that has white snow on the roof. The ornament is surrounded by small artificial christmas trees and is shown in keeping with our blog post about getting your home roof ready for the holidaysNow is the perfect time to start thinking about and taking steps to show off a beautiful new roof for the holidays. As we begin to think about redecorating or renovating our homes for various get-togethers we plan to hold at our house in the fall or winter, we often totally lose sight of the negative impact an old, deteriorating, unattractive roof can have on the look and feel of our home, as well as the positive impact a new, attractive roof can have.

And, don’t holiday lights and decorations look so much nicer when they are perched or hung on a nice-looking roof?

Unlike buying a new comforter for a guest bed, or buying a new table lamp, you can’t scurry around last minute to get a new roof in place the week before guests are scheduled to arrive!

Make sure your home looks warm & welcoming to visitors this coming fall and winter holiday season by taking action now and check out our previous blog post about the impact your roof can have on your home’s curb appeal.

Plan Now For A New Holiday Roof

Reach out today to our team of roofing experts to learn how we can help you get a gorgeous new roof installed on your home, so you’ll be ready for holiday festivities and guests!

Summer Outdoors Activities On The South Shore Of Boston

As of the date of our writing and posting this blog post, we’ve already enjoyed some really great weather on Boston’s South Shore, and it’s not even officially summer yet!

We won’t recreate the wheel by re-documenting some ideas we shared in recent summers about fun and cool things to do on the South Shore — check out South Shore Local Treasures Part I and South Shore Local Treasures Part II — but we did want to share some of our favorite go-to websites when we are looking to identify some outdoors summer events and activities we can enjoy with our friends and families.

Websites Listing South Shore Events and Activities

You may be aware of others — and please do share with us — but these are the websites we regularly check for interesting and enjoyable outdoors South Shore summer events and activities:

This image shows the back of a young 3-4-year-old girl on the path in the middle of a field of tall yellow flowers with green stems. She is wearing a dressy red long dress with a bow and has long blonde hair. The image is shown related to our South Shore roofing company's blog post about outdoors summer activities/events on the South Shore.

Summer Is A Great Time For Both Outdoors Activities And Home Roof Repair!

In addition to summer being a great time for us New Englanders to enjoy outdoors fun with friends and family, it’s also an ideal to get a home roof installed or replaced. Learn why summer is the ideal time to install or replace the roof on a home.

Reach Out To Our Team Of South Shore Roofing Experts For A Free Home Roof Consultation Today!

 

 

 

Sure, It’s Halloween Season, But You Don’t Want Your Home To Look Or Feel Scary, Do You?

Here on the South Shore, we love Halloween season, right? There’s so many fun fall and Halloween activities going on – so many places to go for a hayride and pick pumpkins, or engage in other non-frightening or downright spooky activities. Check out this very comprehensive list from The Patriot Ledger of bewitching South Shore Halloween activities!

Don’t Let Your South Shore Home Become The Scariest One In The Neighborhood

Even though we all love participating in Halloween and fall activities with family members and friends, none of wants our house to look or feel scary or unsafe. Even though “haunted houses” are cool this time of year, we certainly don’t want our house to be the one in the neighborhood that looks or feels unsafe, or is scary for the wrong reasons!

Image of a haunted house. The house is surrounded by lots of tall dead, dark, trees. There are two bats flying around the moon in the background, and the house itself is dark with an old porch and gables. There's a graveyard to the right of the house and vapors seem to be rising from it, representing spirits. A man all dressed up with top hat and tuxedo and black jacket is walking down the path to the house with a cat. Image shown in conjunction with our South Shore roofing company's blog post about not wanting your house to be the scariest one in the neighborhood.

Improve Your South Shore Home’s Curb Appeal With A New Roof

Think it’s time to improve your South Shore home’s curb appeal? Check out our previous blog posts about how a new roof can do just that.

• During The Season Of New Beginnings, Why Not Invest In A New Roof?
• Roof Replacement Done Right, The First Time
• Why You Should Check Your Roof When You Return From Your First Spring Stroll
• Three Roofing Upgrades That Can Boost Your Home’s Curb Appeal

Make Family Members and Visitors Feel Safe – During the Holidays Or Any Time Of Year

Everyone wants their family, as well as guests, to feel safe in their home. And, of course, we don’t just want them to feel safe, we want them to BE safe. Check out our previous blog posts about how to keep your family and visitors safe – particularly during the holidays – and how to identify possible safety concerns in your home.

Halloween And Holiday-Related Home Safety:

Leaky Roof and Mold Safety:

How Our South Shore Roofing Experts Can Help

Our team of experienced roofing contractors can install a new roof/replace an existing roof. We can also help you determine if you need one.

Don’t risk getting up on your roof to try to mend yourself any damage that you may see. Both being up on the roof, and trying to fix the roof yourself, could lead to undesirable consequences. One of the professional roofers on the South Shore Roofing team can inspect the roof and determine what needs to be done to fix it. They can also provide advice on how to prevent future damage. If you’re looking for a reliable and experienced roofing company, be sure to contact South Shore Roofers! We have been providing quality roofing services for many years, and we’re seasoned roofing contractors who’ve helped many South Shore businesses and families keep their home safe or improve their home’s curb appeal. So, reach out today!

Why You Should Check Your Roof When You Return From Your First Spring Stroll

It’s the first day of spring as we write this blog post, and it’s a glorious day on the South Shore — 46 degrees and sunny! Plus, we’re hearing it’s going to be a warmer spring than usual. And, that means, there will be lots of enticement to get out there walking in your particular South Shore neighborhood.

We’re suggesting that when you return from your first spring stroll, you make and take the opportunity as you come close to arriving at your doorstep — but are still far enough away that you can view your home’s various rooftops — that you look for any damage that may have occurred related to your roof during the winter.

This is the image of about the top third of an old white house. the house looks neglected as paint looks old and deteriorating and the roof of the house, that has a small turret/mini roof looking thing on it, is deteriorating as well. Some shingles are missing from various spots on the piece of roof that is shown. This image is shown to support our South Shore roofing company's blog post regarding how to know when it's time to replace your roof?

How To Check For Winter Roof Damage

As we explained in this previous blog post, you should do the following to check your home or commercial roof for damage that may have occurred during the winter:

  • Look to see if any shingles are missing.
  • Check for any exposed nails.
  • See if any of your “flashing” is now “waving” or has become loose, or is broken.
  • Look for any gutters that have become detached.

 If you notice anything that needs tending to, give our roofing experts team at South Shore Roofers a call!

Need A New Roof?

Maybe viewing your roof after your stroll, and from the street, immediately causes you to think it looks old, tired, dilapidated, etc. and you want to improve your curb appeal this spring with a brand new roof vs. repairing a few things. The team of roofing contractors at our South Shore roofing company brings years of expertise in residential roof installment, and would be glad to help. Just reach out for a complimentary consultation.

And, Speaking Of Spring Walks and Home Improvements

Check out these past blog posts for ideas for spring strolls on our beautiful South Shore:

South Shore Local Treasures: Part I

South Shore Local Treasures: Part II

Or, get other spring home improvement and spring cleaning tips:

Spring Cleaning Checklist For Your New England Home

Rejuvenate Your Home For Summer With These Spring Cleaning Hacks

10 Ways To Get Your Patio Ready for a Socially Distanced Summer

Making The Most Of Cold And Snowy South Shore Days: Where To Sled and Skate

Winter 2024 Update: Check Out This New South Shore Skating Rink!

Since we wrote the blog post below, South Shore residents have had the good fortune to have a new place to skate outdoors in the Quincy Center ice skating rink located near General’s Bridge. Be sure to check it out with friends & family this winter!

As we write this post, it’s looking to be a cold weekend ahead here on Boston’s South Shore; plus, it’s only early February, which means there’s still likely going to be plenty of days ahead this year fit for outdoors ice skating and/or sledding.

The above inspired our South Shore roofing company to share our list of great places to skate or sled on the South Shore — the place our residential roofing contractors call home! Check out these places to “play” outdoors on South Shore winter days!

Where To Ice Skate On The South Shore (Outdoors)

Where To Sled On The South Shore

Be Safe When It Comes To Outdoors Ice Skating and Sledding

Inspired to head out for skating or sledding? Be sure your children bring and wear their helmets, thick gloves or mittens, and hats. And, make sure an adult will be accompanying and watching them throughout their skating or sledding activities! And, keep in mind that safety experts recommend that children sled feet-first!

If ice skating is in the plans for your South Shore winter play day, make sure an adult checks the ice before children skate on it. Ice that has open water patches is a “no go” for skating — it’s just not safe. Look for outdoors ice skating spots where ice has a dark blue color vs. white or grey, since dark blue ice is safer!

Lastly, be sure to pack some hot drinks, like hot cocoa, or hot cider, in thermoses to warm everyone up and keep them hydrated!

This is an illustrated, cartoon-like drawing showing a family enjoying a winter day sledding and skating outdoors. The image shows two boys who are sledding on a hill that is nearby a pond. One boy has fallen off his sled and is lying in the snow, but not hurt. Pictured on the pond ice skating are a mother with a boy and girl. This image is shared to support our south shore roofing contractors' blog post about great places to ice skate and sled on Boston's South Shore.

Play It Safe When It Comes To Your Home And Roof This Winter

And, speaking of both playing and staying safe, be sure to “play it safe” and hire an expert when snow and ice are causing, or have potential to cause, damage to your home or roof due to ice dams. As we explain in this blog post about ice dams, ice dams can damage your home. So, learn what they are and why you should hire professional roofers like South Shore Roofing to help you treat and remove them.

Our Team Of Roofing Experts Is Always Here To Help

Whether you need help because of winter weather’s impact on your home and roof, or you want to start planning for a new roof installation or roof replacement this spring, reach out to the team of roofing experts at South Shore roofing today!

Making Your Home Holiday-Ready: Easy, Inexpensive Ideas To Make It Both Safe & Inviting

As we write this, we’re in disbelief that the fall and winter holiday season will soon be upon us! Where did the year go? To help you ensure your holiday guests stay safe and feel welcomed this holiday season, we’ve put together a list of easy and inexpensive tactics you can start chipping away at now.

How To Make Your Home Feel Inviting To Holiday Guests

These small touches can make a huge difference in making your holiday guests feel special — whether they’ll be lodging with you for a few days, or just spending a few hours at your home:

  • Buy extra festive-looking boxes of kleenex at a big box or discount store, and place them around the house in bathrooms, guestrooms, and the kitchen for easy snagging by guests.
  • Purchase, at a discount store, a number of toss pillows with holiday designs, or in solid holiday colors like gold, silver, light blue, green, and red and place them on chairs and sofas throughout your home and on beds in guestrooms.
  • For both your bathrooms and guestrooms, create baskets that contain small toiletry items to make your guests feel pampered — you know the kind of baskets you see in restrooms at weddings. Include items like small scented hand lotions and soaps.
  • And speaking of soaps, shop big box or discount stores for hand soap with holiday designs or scents to place in bathrooms. While you’re there, snag a few pairs of comfy-cozy socks for individuals of all ages and genders, to place on the beds in guestrooms.
  • Seek out small white or red poinsettia plants or Christmas cactuses that are in bloom to place throughout your home, and in bathrooms and guestrooms.
  • Clear out and designate a drawer and space in a closet in any bedrooms in which guests will be staying so they know you took the time to prepare for their stay.
  • Use small baskets or bowls — particularly ones with a holiday design or color — to house a few snack items for guests, and place them on nightstands in bedrooms where guests will be staying. Related to that, consider placing small holiday figurines like elves or angels, or other holiday decorations, on nightstands and in bathrooms that will be used by guests.
  • Search online for the best deal for a collapsible luggage rack for guests to place their suitcase on when they arrive, and to make it easy for them to unpack.
  • Follow these tips from a fellow South Shore business (DME provider and expert in making homes accessible) to ensure your holidays are disability inclusive!

How to Keep Your Family And Guests Safe This Holiday Season

We’ve written a bunch of blog posts in the past about holiday safety and winter safety tips for your home. We recommend you review these each & every holiday and winter season to make sure your family and guests will stay safe:

The team of roofing experts at our South Shore roofing company is always available to talk with you about any of the following & more!: attic ventilation, attic air circulation; roof moisture, wall moisture, or ceiling moisture; ice dam prevention, ice dam removal; new home roof installation; and home roof replacement. You may find this past blog post helpful related to why your attic and roof may be wet on a dry winter day.

Never hesitate to reach out to our team of residential roofing contractors if we can be of service related to home safety measures or home challenges.

The team of experienced roofers at South Shore Roofing wishes all our readers and customers a very safe, healthy, and happy holiday season!

 

South Shore Local Treasures: Part I

We’re so fortunate to have so many of what we like to call “local treasures” on the South Shore that we thought the onset of warmer weather made for the perfect occasion to share some of our favorite things to do and places to visit in spring and summer.

And, because there’s so South Shore treasures we want to talk about, we’re featuring these fun and interesting South Shore places and activities in two blog posts — one featuring cultural activities and events, like food, art, and music, and the other featuring nature-related activities and events.

So, here we go. Part 1!

Local Treasures on the South Shore: Culture

The weather is warm, school’s out, and the sound of peepers fills the air. Summer is a great time to attend outdoor concerts, festivals, fairs, and farmer’s markets – and many of them are free! We’ve looked into the best cultural events happening on the South Shore this summer and we’re excited to share some of them with you. South Shore residents, get out your calendars and read on to learn when and where you can go and have some fun.

Plymouth: Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra and Project Arts both offer free outdoor summer concerts in Plymouth. Their free outdoor concerts are on the waterfront and family-friendly, perfect for all ages to enjoy. All you need to bring is a lawn chair or blanket. Additionally, First Fridays Plymouth occurs on the first Friday of every month from May-October. Restaurants, art galleries, museums and shops open their doors to host poetry readings, display artwork, and host musical performances and art demonstrations.

Quincy: We’ve attended the following event a couple of times already, and it is just so much fun! It’s also refreshing to see folks off their devices and phones, and singing & dancing with friends, family, and neighbors. Check out Porchfest Quincy!

Braintree: The schedule has yet to be posted, but every year, there are a series of free outdoors concerts at beautiful Sunset Lake in Braintree. Invite friends, family, and neighbors, and bring your own chair and snacks for an evening of great outdoors music!

Hanover: Every Tuesday at Forge Pond Park, you can find food trucks lining up for business which are part of the South Shore Food Truck Association. Although the food isn’t free, it’s reasonably priced and you’ll find some of the most creative food start-ups in action there. You can find everything from tacos, pizza, and sandwiches to ice cream and shaved ice. Bring your family and friends or a date for a nice picnic.

Kingston: Gorgeous Gray’s Beach Park has a host of cultural activities planned for this spring and summer — farmer’s markets, movies, and music. Be sure to mark your calendars for one or all of these fun events.

Weymouth: This year is Weymouth’s 400th anniversary so there are plenty of celebrations in which to take part. Village festivals will celebrate each of the four villages in May, June, July, and August. The second Saturday of each month, streets will be full of vendors in the selected village. In June, the Weymouth Farmers Market will start up and be held weekly at the high school on Sundays. Featuring local fruits and vegetables, this is a great place to pick up the ingredients for your next farm-fresh meal.

Get outside and enjoy the rich cultures of all these South Shore towns this summer. It’s the perfect time to enjoy the resurgence of many public events. Remember to read up on local mask mandates before you attend.

We hope South Shore residents consider us here at South Shore Roofing one of the South Shore’s #localtreasures! We’ve got a long, rich history of meeting the roof repair and roof installation needs of both South Shore business owners and residents.

As with getting out and about, spring and summer are the perfect time to have your roof repaired or replaced, so reach out now to see how our team of roofing experts can be of service!

 

 

South Shore Local Treasures: Part II

As we expressed in the first post in our two-part blog series about South Shore Local treasures, we are truly blessed to have so many of what we like to call “local treasures” on the South Shore.

Our first South Shore Treasures blog post focused on cultural activities and events — think yummy food, great outdoors music, and more!

So, here we go with Part 2, which focuses on South Shore spring and summer nature activities and events!

Local Treasures on the South Shore: Nature

Beaches, marshes, and rolling hills characterize the beloved landscape of our South Shore. While we’re close to the metropolitan area of Boston, there are still plenty of beautiful places to enjoy nature. Whether you like fishing, walking, hiking or biking, there’s a place for everyone in the outdoors.

Plymouth: Explore the site of the largest freshwater ecological restoration project in the Northeast at Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary. What was once a 481-acre cranberry farm is now a permanently protected natural resource. You can see a brand new pollinator garden, attend a program, or walk through the marsh on 3 miles of maintained trails.

Quincy: The Saltmarsh Trail is a half mile self-guided nature walk designed to highlight major plant and animal species in the marsh. It leads to a cemetery overlooking the bay. Another short trail is the Red Diamond Trail at Faxon Park. It’s a good walk for families, with a playground at the entrance and stone benches for resting or picnicking along the trail. Also in Quincy is the waterfront park at Squantum Point, a former naval field with views of the Boston skyline. It’s now a popular spot for birdwatching.

Braintree: Pond Meadow Park (which has entrances in both Braintree and Weymouth) has 2 miles of paved trail on 320 acres of land. The diverse landscape of ponds, streams, meadow, forest, and marsh is a popular place for jogging, biking, fishing, camping, kayaking, and canoeing. A wide paved loop circles around a pond, providing beautiful views of the water. You can find old stone walls and glacial erratic boulders scattered throughout the woods. In terms of wildlife, there are turtles, migrating birds and plenty of fish species.

Hanover: 40-acre athletic complex, Forge Pond Park offers athletic fields and 6.5 miles of wooded trails for walking and running. A 1-mile paved trail is ideal for biking with small kids and wheelchair use. A gravel boat ramp at the back of the lot provides access to Forge Pond for a quiet paddle. Luddams Ford Park includes 22 acres of trails maintained by the Hanover Conservation Commission and a dam which was once used to power several mills once located here. Now, it forces salmon to climb a fish ladder to swim upstream to spawn. A nearby pond offers catch and release fishing, and small launch for kayaks and canoes. Hungry? Bring lunch! There’s also a picnic area overlooking the river.

Kingston: Maple, cedar and pine trees surround the marsh at The Nook Preserve in Kingston. At the mouth of the tidal Jones River, this nature preserve was once a location for Wampanoeg and Patuxet tribes’ summer encampments. European immigrants then used it for livestock pasture, so the land is criss-crossed by stone walls. You can also launch kayaks and canoes at the nearby Mulliken’s landing.

Weymouth: King Oak Hill Park features views of the Boston skyline and a quarter mile paved loop makes for easily-counted laps. Stroller and wheelchair friendly, the park’s total area clocks in at 24 acres. It’s built on what was once an important junction and hunting lookout for Wampanoag people. Check out other Weymouth park favorites of a devoted South Shore walker. And added to our list on 3/28/2024, Heritage Park – a great place to learn about, and feel like you’re living/experiencing Weymouth’s great history!

South Shore Nature and South Shore Ice Cream:

What’s not to love about pairing exercise in nature with ice cream? Check out this great blog post from another Local Treasure, North and South Rivers Watershed Association, on how to get your nature and ice cream fixes simultaneously!

We hope you can find time to get outside and relax in the parks, preserves, and trails in your town/city and beyond!

We also hope South Shore residents consider us here at South Shore Roofing one of the South Shore’s #localtreasures! We’ve got a long, rich history of meeting the roof repair and roof installation needs of both South Shore business owners and residents.

As with getting out and about, spring and summer are the perfect time to have your roof repaired or replaced, so reach out now to see how our team of roofing experts can be of service!

 

Spring Cleaning Checklist For Your New England Home

The days are getting longer, the temperatures are slowly rising, and the first flowers will soon be poking their heads out of the ground. Yes, while it may feel impossible and long-overdue, as it does every year without fail, spring will soon have arrived in New England and on Boston’s South Shore!

Like January and September, spring is a time for new beginnings. It’s time to clean out the old and make way for the new! In this post, we’ll discuss everything you need to know about spring cleaning your house and your roof! So whether you’re a spring cleaning newbie and just learning the spring-cleaning ropes, or you’re looking for some extra tips related to your annual spring cleaning routine, read on!

Why Create and Follow A Spring Cleaning Checklist?

The best way to get your home clean for spring is by using a checklist. This will ensure that you don’t miss any essential areas and complete the job promptly (we’ve found having a checklist motivates one to complete tasks, so you receive the satisfaction of checking them off your list).

Whether you create and update your spring cleaning checklist via paper or an online document such as a Google sheet or Excel worksheet, some of the most common areas to focus on during home spring cleaning and incorporate in your checklist include:

  • Deep cleaning kitchens and pantries.
  • Giving all fixtures, surfaces, and objects in your home a good and thorough dusting
  • Scrubbing all bathroom surfaces from top to bottom
  • Cleaning all windows and windowsills – inside and out (depending on how far off the ground your windows are you may need to hire a professional window cleaner to do the outside work safely)
  • Cleaning your grout and tile, professionally, if possible, to preserve its longevity
  • Thoroughly dusting and washing baseboards and molding
  • Cleaning dirty spots off the wall and doorways and on or near light switch plates
  • Refreshing your entryway with new runners and welcome mats
  • Using touch-up paint where needed, or re-painting walls entirely
  • Cleaning your carpets and rugs with a carpet cleaner, or hiring a rug cleaning service
  • Inspecting the home for mold, cracks, and leaks. Learn why wet walls require immediate action.
  • This is also a great time for checking the batteries in your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors, and replacing them, as needed.

Roof Spring Cleaning

Just as you need to clean your home in the spring, you also need to clean off your roof. This is especially important if you live in an area like Massachusetts that sees a lot of rain or snow. After all, the winter weather can do a lot of damage, and it’s important to get ahead of any potential problems. A dirty roof can lead to all sorts of issues, such as leaks and water damage.

There are many different things that you can do to get your South Shore roof ready for spring. However, here are a few of the most important ones:

  • Inspect the Roof for Damage: Take a look at your roof for any damage that may have occurred over the winter. We suggest you do this by looking up at your roof vs. climbing up on your roof – we don’t want anyone to slip or fall, unnecessarily. Sometimes, it means standing far back in your driveway or yard, so that you can look at your roof from a distance. If you notice an area of your roof that looks like it’s been damaged and needs fixing, give our South Shore roofing contractors a call and we can access whether you need our services related to residential roof repair or roof replacement. Check out these warning signs it may be time to replace your roof.
  • Clear Debris from Gutters: If you can do it safely yourself, make sure to clear out all the debris from your gutters. This will help ensure that rain water can flow freely and not cause any damage.

Need more spring cleaning ideas and inspiration? Check out last year’s spring cleaning hacks blog post: https://www.southshoreroofers.com/tag/spring-cleaning/

How Our South Shore Roofing Experts Can Help

Don’t risk getting up on your roof to try to mend yourself any damage that you may see. Both being up on the roof, and trying to fix the roof yourself, could lead to undesirable consequences. One of the professional roofers on the South Shore Roofing team can inspect the roof and determine what needs to be done to fix it. They can also provide advice on how to prevent future damage. If you’re looking for a reliable and experienced roofing company, be sure to contact South Shore Roofers! We have been providing quality roofing services for many years, and we’re seasoned roofing contractors who’ve helped many South Shore businesses and families get their home roof or business/commercial roof ready for spring. So, reach out today!