I stumbled across a local news story yesterday about folks finding unexpected roof damage now that winter's finally easing up. Apparently, things like cracked shingles, clogged gutters, and even sneaky mold growth have been cropping up after months of snow and ice. Got me thinking...I honestly haven't taken a good look at my roof since fall (oops). Guess I just assumed everything was fine, but now I'm feeling a bit paranoid, haha.
Anyway, the article had a few tips—like checking for missing shingles, inspecting flashing around vents and chimneys, and looking for moss or algae buildup. Honestly, some of these things never even crossed my mind before. I figured if nothing's leaking, it's all good, right? But apparently small issues can turn into big headaches pretty quick.
Curious if anyone else has done a thorough roof check recently or found anything surprising. I'm debating whether to climb up there myself this weekend or just bite the bullet and call somebody in...
