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October 13, 2015

Patch Your Roof Yourself

WANT TO REPAIR YOUR ROOF YOURSELF?

Have you inspected your roof recently and noticed some spots that look to be damaged? Worrying about all the expenses that will come with that repair? Some companies prolong getting these spots taken care of because they don’t want to deal with hiring a contractor to do the work and spending a lot of money, but that usually leads to spending more money. If you can patch your roof yourself, you should do it immediately. If you can’t, you should consider hiring a contractor to patch it.

Patch your roof yourself
Can you patch the roof yourself?

Do You Need a Contractor? 

Sometimes hiring a contractor isn’t completely necessary. After an inspection is made on your roof, and damage is revealed to not be too significant, you can actually patch it yourself. There is no need to hire a roofing company to do the job if minimal repairs need to be made. The repair process can be quite simple if you know how to do good research. However, if the repair is outside of your knowledge, it’s best to hire a contractor before you start working, rather than getting on your roof, potentially messing something up, and then paying a contractor to fix the original problem plus the new ones you created.

Repair Tips

When patching up your roof, make sure to keep your eyes peeled for other problem areas you may not have noticed previously. When you have all the tools and equipment out, this is the best time to make repairs.
It’s also a good idea to try to get on and off your roof as quickly as possible while still completing the job properly. The more traffic your roof sees, the more potential there is for additional damage.

Conclusion

Don’t turn a simple do-it-yourself repair into a large operation. Hiring a roofing contractor is expensive and time consuming, so don’t hold off on getting an inspection and letting the damage get more extensive. Patching your roof yourself is simple and doesn’t take up much of your time. Giving you less to worry about.

Filed Under: Commercial Roof Coatings, Repairs, Roofing Systems

Josh McKain

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