Heavy rain can cause more than just puddles. When water finds its way into your home, the damage can be expensive and stressful. That’s why it helps to do a few quick checks before the storm hits. With a little preparation, you can avoid leaks, protect your home’s structure, and stay comfortable during bad weather. Some of the biggest risks during a downpour come from water pooling on the roof or around the base of the house. That’s why it makes sense to focus on drainage and sealing first. The sooner you catch small problems, the easier it is to fix them. Start with the Roof and Gutters One of the most important places to check is the roof. Look for missing shingles, cracked tiles, or anything that seems loose. Damage like this gives water an easy way in. If you’re not comfortable climbing a ladder, use binoculars from the…
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