Clog-Free Performance

K-Guard’s unique design ensures that your gutters remain clog-free, no matter how much debris accumulates. The curved hood keeps leaves, pine needles, and other debris out while allowing water to flow freely. This feature is particularly beneficial during the Pacific Northwest’s rainy season, reducing the need for frequent gutter cleaning and maintenance.

Durability and Strength 

Constructed from heavy-duty aluminum and supported by a patented high-strength hanger system, K-Guard gutters offer exceptional durability and strength. This ensures they can withstand the weight of water and debris without sagging or pulling away from your home, providing reliable performance year after year.

Long-Lasting Protection

K-Guard is designed to resist corrosion and wear, offering long-lasting protection against the elements. The all-weather polymer hangers and durable aluminum construction ensure that your gutter system will remain functional and effective for years, even in the challenging climate of the Pacific Northwest.

Enhanced Water Management

K-Guard’s 6-inch gutter system can handle significantly more water than traditional gutters, making it ideal for the heavy rainfall typical of the region. The system also features a rear drainage channel, which efficiently directs water away from your home, preventing overflow and protecting your foundation, roof, and fascia boards from water damage.

Aesthetic Appeal

Unlike traditional gutter systems that can look bulky and unattractive, K-Guard gutters are designed to resemble crown molding, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your home. This sleek, integrated look adds to your home’s curb appeal while providing superior functionality. 

Pest Prevention

Clogged gutters can create stagnant water, which attracts pests like mosquitoes and rodents. K-Guard’s clog-free design ensures smooth water flow, eliminating standing water and reducing the risk of pest infestations around your home.

Lifetime No Clog Warranty

Many K-Guard dealers, including Guardian Roofing, offer a lifetime no-clog warranty. This warranty provides peace of mind, knowing that your investment in K-Guard is protected long-term and that you won’t have to worry about gutter maintenance for years to come.

How the K-Guard System Works 

The K-Guard Gutter Guard System consists of four key components: the gutter, the hood, the downspouts, and the patented high-strength hangers.

• The Gutter: A 6-inch wide gutter that handles more water than traditional systems.
• The Hood: A curved cover that prevents debris from entering while allowing water to flow into the gutter.
• The Downspouts: Efficiently channel water away from your home to prevent overflow and foundation damage.
• The Hangers: All-weather polymer hangers provide exceptional support, preventing sagging and maintaining the system’s integrity.

How Does K-Guard Compare to Traditional Open-Top Gutters?

• Mounting System: Traditional gutter systems often attach to a home’s fascia or roof, which can lead to damage like sagging, separation, and leaks. K-Guard mounts above the floodplain, avoiding these issues and ensuring a more secure fit that prevents damage.
• Downspout Size: K-Guard downspouts are larger (4×3 inches, also known as 3×4 inches), capable of handling at least 23 inches of rain per hour. In contrast, traditional gutters typically have smaller downspouts (2×3 inches), which are insufficient for heavy rainfall, leading to overflows and water damage.
• Inside Corners: K-Guard features unique 45-degree by 45-degree inside corners, eliminating chokepoints and allowing water to flow smoothly through the system to the downspouts. Traditional gutters often overflow at the corners due to smaller, less efficient designs.
• Lifetime No Clog Guarantee: K-Guard offers a 100% lifetime no-clog guarantee, meaning you will never have to worry about clogs or the need for frequent cleaning. Traditional systems, however, require regular maintenance to prevent clogs from debris.
• Transferable Warranty: K-Guard’s durability ensures it is guaranteed transferable for the life of your home, providing long-term peace of mind. Traditional gutter systems have a much shorter lifespan and lack this level of assurance.

How Does K-Guard Compare to Other “Complete” Gutter Guard Systems?

• Size: K-Guard’s system can handle a minimum of 23 inches of rain per hour, whereas other complete systems have less capacity, making them less effective during heavy rainstorms.
• Trough Support: Unlike other systems that often sag and create clogs or pest issues, K-Guard’s robust design and strong hangers prevent these problems, ensuring a more reliable performance.
• Rear Drainage Channel: K-Guard includes a rear drainage channel that protects the fascia board from wind and rain damage. Other systems lack this feature, making them prone to issues with sagging and water damage.

If you’re ready to stop wrestling with ladders and clogged gutters, call Guardian Roofing, Gutters & Insulation today at 877-926-9966 or request your free consultation with us online »

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Here are the top five ways to storm-proof your roof and home, with one crucial tip being to schedule a roof, gutters, and attic inspection. Call 877-926-9966, or schedule your inspection online »

1. Schedule Regular Roof Inspections

Regular roof inspections are a fundamental step in storm-proofing your home. By having a professional inspect your roof on a regular basis, you can identify and address potential issues before they become major problems. We offer a 17 point inspection guaranteeing that your roof is ready and able to weather any storm.

Some key points of inspection are:

• Shingle Condition: We inspect the condition of your shingles, looking for any signs of damage, curling, or lifting. Damaged shingles should be replaced promptly to prevent water from seeping in during storms.
• Flashing Integrity: We also check the condition of roof flashing, which seals joints and vulnerable areas like roof valleys and chimneys. Damaged or corroded flashing can lead to leaks.
• Gutter and Downspout Connections: We ensure that gutters and downspouts are securely attached to the roof and that water can flow freely through them. Clogged gutters can lead to overflow and water damage. Should your gutters need cleaned or repaired our team of experts are ready to service your gutter needs. Click here to learn more about our gutter services.
• Attic Inspection: We can also examine the attic for signs of leaks, such as water stains or mold growth. Proper attic ventilation and insulation are crucial to prevent moisture-related issues during storms. Click here to learn about our attic services.

2. Reinforce Roof Decking and Support Structures

Your roof’s decking and support structures are essential for maintaining its integrity during storms. Taking the following measures can help reinforce these critical components:

• Inspect Roof Decking: Check the condition of your roof’s decking for damage, rot, or weak spots. Damaged decking can lead to water leaks during heavy rain.
• Secure and Replace Weak or Rotted Wood: Replace any weakened or rotted wood immediately. This will ensure the structural integrity of your roof during storms.
• Evaluate Roof Trusses and Supports: Ensure that the roof’s trusses and support structures are in good condition and capable of withstanding the forces of strong winds and heavy snow.

3. Upgrade Roofing Materials for Durability

Choosing the right roofing materials can make a significant difference in your roof’s ability to withstand storms. Guardian Roofing offers a wide variety of quality roofing materials and trained professional installation. Whether you’re looking to repair or replace your roof, the biggest factor in quality roofing is expert installation. Call 877-926-9966, or schedule your inspection online »

Consider the following options when choosing the right roofing material to protect your home against stormy elements:

• Impact-Resistant Shingles: Upgrade to impact-resistant shingles designed to withstand hail, strong winds, and debris impact. These shingles are less likely to get damaged during storms.
• Metal Roofing: Metal roofs are known for their durability and resistance to severe weather. They can withstand high winds, heavy rain, and hail.

Our knowledgeable staff is here to assist, educate, and provide premium roofing for your home. Call 877-926-9966, or schedule your inspection online »

4. Maintain and Protect Gutters and Downspouts

Properly functioning gutters and downspouts are crucial for directing water away from your home and preventing water damage. It is imperative that routine servicing is provided to maintain and protect your gutter system. Click here to learn more about our gutter services.

• Regular Cleaning: Clean your gutters and downspouts regularly to ensure they are free from debris. Clogged gutters can lead to water overflow, which can damage your roof, siding, and foundation. If your house is shaded by a tree, debris from the tree can clog your gutters. The lack of sunlight can also cause algae growth on your gutters. Guardian Roofing can help clean and maintain your gutters.
• Gutter Guards: Installing gutter guards prevents leaves and debris from clogging your gutters. This will help ensure your gutter system operates efficiently during heavy rain. Guardian is proud to offer Gutter Guards so you don’t have to worry about clogged or failing gutters. Click here to learn more about Guardian’s gutter guards.

5. Prepare an Emergency Kit and Plan

Storm-proofing your home goes beyond just the physical structure; it also involves being prepared for emergencies. Here’s how to create an emergency kit and plan for your family:

• Emergency Kit: Assemble an emergency kit that includes essential supplies such as non-perishable food, water, flashlights, batteries, a first-aid kit, and important documents. Keep this kit easily accessible in case of power outages or evacuations.
• Family Communication Plan: Establish a family communication plan to ensure everyone knows what to do in case of a storm. This plan should include meeting points, contact information, and evacuation routes.
• Stay Informed: Stay informed about weather forecasts and warnings. Invest in a weather radio or download a weather app to receive real-time updates.
• Evacuation Plan: If you live in an area prone to severe storms, develop an evacuation plan. Know where you will go, how you will get there, and what to take with you.

Storm-proofing your roof and home is an essential responsibility for homeowners. Regular inspections, maintenance, and the right roofing materials can help protect your home from storm-related damage.Guardian Roofing is here to provide expert inspections and services to ensure that your home is prepared to weather any storm. By following these top five ways to storm-proof your roof and home, you can gain peace of mind and protect your property. Call 877-926-9966, or schedule your inspection online »

Roofing Nightmare: The Leaky Roof

One of the most dreaded worst-case scenarios for homeowners is a leaky roof. Imagine a stormy night with heavy rain and thunder, and suddenly, you hear that dreaded dripping sound. This is a situation that nobody wants to experience. A leaking roof can cause extensive damage to your home, including:

• Interior Damage: Water from a leaking roof can seep into your home, damaging ceilings, walls, and even your belongings. It can lead to unsightly stains, mold growth, and structural issues.
• Electrical Hazards: Leaks can pose a significant risk of electrical hazards, as water can reach electrical wiring and outlets. This creates a dangerous situation for anyone in the home.
• Mold Growth: The damp conditions created by a leaking roof provide the ideal environment for mold growth. Mold can negatively impact your health and require costly remediation.
• Structural Damage: Over time, a continuously leaking roof can compromise the structural integrity of your home, leading to costly repairs or even a complete roof replacement.

To avoid this nightmare, regular roof inspections and maintenance are crucial. Catching and addressing minor issues before they become major problems can save you from a costly and stressful situation. Guardian Roofing are experts when it comes to all things roof inspection. Call 877-926-9966 or schedule your next roofing service online »

Gutter Catastrophe: The Overflowing Gutter

Gutters play a vital role in directing rainwater away from your home. However, they can become the source of a worst-case scenario when they malfunction. An overflowing gutter can lead to various problems, including:

• Foundation Damage: When water overflows from your gutters, it can saturate the soil around your home’s foundation. This can lead to foundation cracks and instability.
• Landscape Erosion: Excess water from overflowing gutters can erode the landscaping around your home, causing damage to flower beds, lawns, and walkways.
• Roof Damage: Clogged or overflowing gutters can damage the roofline, fascia, and soffit. In severe cases, water can back up into your home, causing interior damage.
• Pest Infestation: Stagnant water in gutters can attract pests like mosquitoes and other insects. These pests can pose health risks and make outdoor spaces less enjoyable.

To prevent overflowing gutters, regular cleaning and maintenance are essential. Installing gutter guards can also help keep debris out and ensure smooth water flow. Luckily Guardian Roofing specializes in gutter installation, cleaning, repairs, and gutter guards. Don’t let this gutter nightmare creep up on you. Call 877-926-9966 or schedule your gutter service online »

Ghost of Attic Insulations Past: Inadequate Insulation

All too often, the attic of the home is overlooked, allowing potential health hazards like pest infestations and mold development to go unchecked. Dangers to the integrity of your home can also start in the attic, like condensation buildup, wood rot, and deficient insulation. Don’t let these frightful scenarios happen to you! Guardian Roofing services help prevent:

• Energy Loss: Poor attic insulation allows warm air to escape in the winter and hot air to infiltrate in the summer. This results in higher energy bills as your HVAC system works harder to maintain a comfortable temperature.
• Inconsistent Temperatures: Inadequate attic insulation can lead to uneven temperatures in your home. Some rooms might be too cold in the winter or too hot in the summer, affecting your comfort.
• Moisture Issues: Inadequate insulation can allow moisture to enter the attic space, leading to mold growth, rot, and damage to the structural elements of your home.
• Health Concerns: Mold growth and moisture in the attic can lead to indoor air quality issues, potentially causing respiratory problems and allergies.

Upgrading or adding insulation can significantly improve your home’s energy efficiency and comfort. Countless failing roofs were directly related to the condition of the attic underneath. To better support our customers, we have developed a number of specialized services to proactively protect your home from dangers you might not be aware of. Call 877-926-9966 or schedule your attic service online »

Chimney Disaster: Frightening Fire Hazard

A chimney is a beautiful and functional feature in many homes, especially those with fireplaces. However, a worst-case scenario involving a chimney often revolves around a fire hazard. Chimneys should be kept clean, as moss enters mortar joints it will cause the mortar to decompose. Guardian has trained Mason’s on staff to handle maintenance, repair, and replacement of masonry chimneys. Call 877-926-9966 or schedule your chimney inspection service online »

Don’t let these spooky experience haunt you:

• Creosote Buildup: Over time, creosote, a flammable substance, can accumulate in the chimney flue. If not removed through regular chimney cleaning, it can ignite and lead to a dangerous chimney fire.
• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: A blocked or damaged chimney can cause toxic carbon monoxide (CO) to back up into your home. CO is odorless and deadly, making it a serious health risk.
• Structural Damage: The chimney’s structural integrity can deteriorate over time due to weathering, especially if it’s not well-maintained. A crumbling chimney can pose a safety hazard.
• Roof Leaks: A damaged chimney can allow water to penetrate your home’s interior, causing water damage and mold growth.

To prevent chimney-related disasters, have your chimney inspected and cleaned by a professional at least once a year. This will help ensure it’s safe and free from creosote buildup. Guardian offers chimney repair, replacement, and maintenance.

Skylight Catastrophe: The Leaky Skylight

Skylights are an excellent source of natural light and can enhance the aesthetics of your home. However, a worst-case scenario with skylights involves leaks. The drip drop of water can  leave your spine tingling. Call the professionals at Guardian Roofing, Gutters & Insulation at 877-926-9966 if you see signs that your Skylights may have sprung a leak. Problems with skylights can lead to:

• Interior Damage: Leaks from skylights can damage interior finishes, such as drywall, paint, and flooring. They can also create unsightly stains and promote mold growth.
• Energy Loss: Poorly sealed or insulated skylights can result in energy loss, increasing your heating and cooling costs.
• Structural Damage: Over time, water leaks from skylights can damage the roof structure and framing, leading to costly repairs.
• Operational Issues: Skylights that malfunction or become stuck can be a safety concern, as they might not provide the expected means of egress in case of emergency.

To prevent leaks and other issues with skylights, regular inspections, proper installation, and maintenance are essential. Promptly addressing any signs of leakage can save you from a major headache.

Don’t let your home turn into a scary story this season. While worst-case scenarios for roofing, gutters, attic insulation, chimneys, and skylights are daunting, they can often be prevented or mitigated with proactive maintenance and care. Regular inspections and addressing minor issues before they become major problems can help ensure the safety, integrity, and longevity of your home. Your home is your sanctuary, and taking these precautions will help keep it that way. Learn more about our spook-tatcular services that can keep the horrifying tales from turning into a reality. Call 877-926-9966 or schedule your service online »

Ice dams can wreak havoc on your home during the Pacific Northwest’s cold, wet winters. Understanding how to fix an ice dam on your roof is crucial for preventing leaks, structural damage, and costly repairs. At Guardian Roofing, we specialize in tackling ice dams with both temporary fixes and long-term preventative solutions. This guide will help you understand what causes ice dams, how to address them safely, and how to protect your roof from damage all winter long.

In most homes, heat from the home will make its way up through the ceilings and collect in the attic heating the ceiling and underside of your roofing. Although the outdoor temperature can be as cold as sub-freezing, the snow will melt over the warmed section of roof, heated by your attic. When the meltwater runs down the roof, it hits the cold edge not warmed by the attic. There it refreezes as sheets of ice at the roofline and expands under your shingles. Once you’re here, you have a full on ice dam.

What Causes Ice Dams?

Many homeowners assume that ice dams are caused by an issue with their roofing, but as we previously mentioned, they’re actually caused by warm air escaping through your attic and melting the ice and snow.

How, you might ask, does heat escape from your house through your attic to melt the winter elements on the outside? Most likely, you already have some attic insulation in your house. Over time, your insulation can break down causing warm indoor air and cool outdoor air to pass though. As the heat escapes through the attic and roof, the snow on your roof is rapidly melting only to refreeze repeatedly, causing an ice build up.

The worst part?

Ice dams can drip water into your home through the attic, slowly and stealthy this moisture can build up between your drywall, within your insulation, and in unseen parts of your house. So preventing ice dams in the first place is your best chance to avoid them altogether. If you have questions about insulation or attic and crawl space services, call us at 877-926-9966 or request a free consultation online »

Why are Ice Dams Bad?

We’ve already covered that ice dams can cause leaks in your roofing that can cause (and will, if ignored) drainage into your insulation, drywall, and any other pocket it finds. When this happens you’re looking at a less than ideal situation. Peeling paint, misshaped floors, stained and warped ceilings, soggy attic insulation, we could go on but we’ll just to name a few.  Ice dams can also tear off gutters, loosen and lift shingles, and really do damage to your roofing. 

How to Get Rid of Ice Dams Fast

If you’re wondering how to fix an ice dam on your roof, here’s how you can prevent them altogether or remove them if they’ve already formed. In a pinch this is what we would recommend. 

Blow in Cold Air

Hacking away at ice dams with a hammer, chisel, or shovel is bad for your roofing—and can be extremely dangerous for you. Throwing salt on can do more harm than good regarding your roofing material. Your best option would be to cool down the air escaping from your attic or crawlspace.

Take a box fan into the attic and aim it at the underside of the roof where water is actively leaking in. This targeted dose of cold air will cool the hot air allowing the melting snow and ice to refreeze stopping a leak. This is only a temporary fix and should be followed up with a more permanent solution. Call us today at 877-926-9966 or schedule your appointment online to find the best solution.

Rake It

Pull off snow with a long-handled aluminum roof rake while you stand safely on the ground. A rake with wheels will instantly change the exterior temperature of your roof without damaging shingles and works great for snow removal. This can be effective but also dangerous. Don’t want to risk it? Call 877-926-9966 or email one of our professionals today»

Next up, a list of long-term fixes that will help you get rid of your ice dams for good.

Permanent Fixes for Ice Dams 

The best solution is a preventative solution! With knowledge, and little time, and some scheduled services with Guardian booked, preventing ice dams for good is simple. Just keep the entire roof the same temperature as the eaves. You do that by increasing ventilation, adding insulation, and sealing off every possible air leak that might warm the underside of the roof. Call us at 877-926-9966 or book a consultation online with us to make sure your roof is protected this season!

By taking care of common trouble spots, listed here in order of priority, you should enjoy dam-free winters and use less energy.

1. Ventilate Eaves And Ridge:
   A ridge vent paired with continuous soffit vents circulates cold air under the entire roof. Our trained professionals know what to look for to determine the size of these openings depending on square footage.

2. Cap your Hatch: 
   An unsealed attic hatch or whole-house fan is a massive opening for heat to escape. We recommend covering them with weatherstripped caps made from foil-faced foam board held together with aluminum tape. 

3. Exhaust to the Outside: 
   Make sure that the ducts connected to the kitchen, bathroom, and dryer vents all lead outdoors. These should release the warm air out through the walls or roof.

4. Add Insulation: 
   More insulation on the attic floor keeps the heat and cool air where they belong.. To find how much insulation your attic needs, call 877-926-9966 or email us »

5. Install Sealed Can Lights: 
   Old-style recessed lights give off great plumes of heat and can be a fire hazard since they are unable to be insulated. We recommend reducing the heat flow through your ceiling by installing sealed can lights. 

6. Caulk Penetrations: 
   Look for gaps in your ducting or black spots in your insulation that could be letting the hot air escape into your walls and ceilings. We recommend sealing all of your ducting and around any loose electrical wiring to make sure your hot air is directed outside your home.

Ice Dams can be an incredible threat to your roof during our cold Pacific Northwest Winters. With a little bit of knowledge and some help from Guardian, you can prevent or tackle problematic Ice Dams on your roof. 

Call 877-926-9966 or email us today to set up your next attic or crawlspace insulation services or for any roofing repairs. 

Gale force winds. Pouring rain. Golf ball-sized hail. When a storm blows in over Puget Sound, we all know our homes better be ready for it. One of the keys to always keeping your home prepared is preventative maintenance. Here’s how you can stay ahead of the next storm with a well-maintained roof.

The Importance of Roof Maintenance

Routine maintenance is the most effective way to extend the lifespan of your roof, and help it get through major storms unscathed. This is especially true in a region known for drastic temperature fluctuations, ample rainfall, and abundant tree coverage.

Storms often come with high winds and even hail. They can send leaves, twigs, and tree limbs crashing onto your roof. If it happens, you’ll sleep more soundly knowing your roof has been properly maintained and looked after. It’s also a good idea to have your roof looked at by a professional after a big storm to make sure it didn’t receive any hard to spot damage. 

What is Included in Roof Maintenance

When you contact a roofing professional for a maintenance visit, don’t forget to ask them what their services include. A good company will perform a thorough inspection and will be upfront about exactly what they will be looking for. Scheduling a roof inspection and maintenance visit from a trusted roofing contractor should include:

• Checking for loose or damaged shingles – Shingles often get weakened by rain or lose their coating due to hail impacts. If you catch failing shingles early, it’s usually easy to replace just the affected shingles rather than needing a whole roof replacement. 
• Inspecting ‘problem areas’ – The areas around skylights, chimneys, and vents are all locations where water can potentially get in, and should be checked regularly.
• Removing moss, algae and lichen buildup – These are common afflictions in areas with a humid climate or lots of rain and can weaken your roof over time. 
• Clearing away debris – This includes fallen leaves, twigs, branches and other debris which lands on the surface of your roof. Debris like this can build up over time, especially if you live around a lot of trees, and it can get washed into your gutters during a storm. 
• Inspecting gutters and downspouts – If heavy rains hit and your gutters are too clogged to handle the runoff, water will most likely back up onto your roof, which can lead to potential leaks and serious damage. 
• Looking for damaged flashing and worn-out sealants – A professional will look into these harder-to-see areas up close, which isn’t always possible from ground level. 
• Making sure chimneys are stable – Although often overlooked, it’s important to make sure your chimney is safe and secure and the area around it is well-sealed and free of leaks. 

When to Schedule Maintenance

Roof maintenance can be done any time your roof needs it, and if your roof is over 5 years old and hasn’t been checked recently, then the sooner you schedule your roof for an inspection the better.

Otherwise, it is generally recommended homeowners have roof maintenance done at least once a year, although twice is preferable. Early spring and late fall are the ideal seasons for this, for a variety of reasons:

• Spring maintenance – It’s important to make sure your roof is still in great shape as you leave winter behind and prepare for those big spring and summer storms. Spring is one of the most popular seasons for roof maintenance, especially if the previous winter has been a harsh one. 
• Fall maintenance – Late fall is a great time for roof maintenance too. A maintenance check at this time of year can include clearing away all the fallen leaves from your gutters and roof surface, and making sure your roof is winter-ready. Even though we don’t typically get a lot of show in this area, there’s still a risk of ice dams forming during a cold snap, and a well-maintained roof is crucial to preventing them. 

Choosing the Right Contractors

One of the most important aspects of roof maintenance is working with a qualified, experienced roofing contractor who understands the challenges faced by homes in coastal Washington. Working with the same trusted contractor over and over again also allows them to get to know you and your roof, which helps them take better care of it.

Contact Guardian Home today to learn more about working with us. Our founders have 60 years’ combined roofing experience and our team is committed to providing the best craftsmanship and customer service in the greater Puget Sound area.

Severe storms in the greater Puget Sound area can take a toll on your roof. This leaves your home more vulnerable to serious damage, including water damage. Storm proof roofing services from Guardian Home can help ensure your roof is ready to handle West Coast storms, including downpours and high winds.

About Storm Proofing Services

Guardian Home offers storm proofing, which is a roof diagnostic done before storm season starts. This diagnostic provides a way for our roofing experts to check your roof for any problems needing to be addressed. Having these problems fixed helps reduce the risk of your roof suffering severe damage when storms hit.

What Storm Proofing Includes

Storm proofing includes an inspection of your roof to look for signs of minor or major issues you’ll need to have repaired. Our roofing experts use a Red/Yellow/Green form, which serves as a visual report of your roof. This form can help you understand the condition your roof is in and which areas need to be fixed before storm season.

Our roofing professionals will provide you with factual data in order to validate the analysis of your roof condition. Whether you have missing or loose shingles, damaged flashing, loose or bent gutters, or other issues needing fixing, we’ll make sure you have detailed information on these problems. We can then handle any repairs your roof needs before storm season starts.

Our storm proofing services also include moisture meters. They provide saturation levels, which can help determine whether or not your roof is in danger of water or moisture damage. When you have one of these meters, you’ll know when to have your roof checked for water damage after storms occur.

Benefits of Storm Proofing

Windy conditions and heavy rains can create many problems for your roof. When you have storm proofing done before any storms pass through the area, you’ll have a much lower chance of having major storm damage occur. Since the damage can be costly, such as when you have interior water damage, storm proofing also helps you avoid expensive repairs.

If you need storm proof roofing services in the greater Puget Sound area, please contact Guardian Home today to learn more about us. We can help ensure your roof is protected before the storm season starts!