Your last comfortable window before winter
The mild weeks of early fall are the best — and last — comfortable time to prepare your roof for the ice dams, snow load, and freeze-thaw that winter brings. Fixing weak spots now is far easier than during the first cold snap.
Clear gutters and roof valleys
A summer's worth of debris blocks drainage right when the rain picks up. Clearing gutters and valleys is the simplest, highest-value thing you can do before the season turns.
Check for damage — and look closely
From the ground, scan for missing, lifted, or curling shingles and dented gutters or vents. Inside, check ceilings and the attic for fresh stains. Most real damage isn't visible from the ground, which is why a professional set of eyes matters.
Inspect flashing and trim limbs
Worn flashing around chimneys, vents, and walls is where leaks start — and overhanging branches abrade shingles and become projectiles in a storm. Address both before the weather changes.
Book a free inspection now
The clock on any storm-damage insurance claim starts at the date of the storm, not when you notice a leak. A free inspection now tells you exactly where you stand and gives you time to act.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should Salt Lake City homeowners inspect their roof for fall?
Now — late summer is the ideal window. It's after peak summer heat and before fall and winter storms, giving you time to fix weak spots. Most damage isn't visible from the ground, so a professional inspection is worth it.
Why inspect if I don't see any damage?
Because hail bruising, lifted shingles, and worn flashing usually aren't visible from the ground, and small issues turn into expensive leaks once storms hit. A free inspection gives you peace of mind or a head start on repairs.
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