Many people don’t realise how often their roofs are exposed to the elements daily, leading to water damage. An accumulation of ice usually causes this kind of damage. Ice damages roof tiles and gutters as well as weakens surrounding brickwork. If you notice small cracks in your bricks or broken tiles around your home, it could be due to this type of damage so contact our team for professional advice about how best to deal with these kinds of problems before they become worse!

Roofs suffer fire damage very quickly because most fires actually start at the top (where there’s more heat) and work themselves down slowly until everything below them has caught alight too; additionally, if guttering hasn’t been cleared out regularly, then any stray sparks can even start fires there too. Any damage that has happened to your roof due to fire needs repairing quickly before it becomes worse!

This is the most minor severe yet most common form of roof damage and usually happens when roofs are left exposed during extreme weather (e.g. winter). Broken tiles, loosened slates, or panels that wind blew off completely will all need immediate attention because they leave behind gaping holes which could let in rainwater, causing more problems like damp walls, damaged ceilings etc.; wind also makes these gaps bigger as time goes on such a regular inspection by a professional is vital after any stormy weather!

You could probably guess that this type of damage is caused by too much snow sitting on the roof for a long time. Snow can weigh quite heavily and eventually cause tiles to crack, loosen or break altogether; it also melts when warm weather returns, causing more problems like damp walls, etc. So regular inspection after any heavy winter snow is essential!

When gutters get blocked with leaves/debris, they cannot drain properly, which leads to water pooling around your house (rather than going away). If left untreated, this build-up will lead to severe issues such as wet ceilings and soggy floors in basement spaces- not good at all!! So, if you notice debris or leaves blocking your gutters and downpipes, get them cleared immediately.

This should be looked at during an inspection as these can also wear out over time. If this goes unchecked, the gutters will eventually need to be replaced, which means further damage to your roof (and house). So, keep a check on those gutters if you want to avoid spending money unnecessarily- do it!

 When these components are blocked, not only does it cause damage to your roof, but water can run down the walls and into your home. This is why regular inspection of these elements is crucial in preventing further problems.