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    Field notes

    The inspector's notebook

    Plain-English guides on storms, flashing, ventilation, reports and everything else roofs do.

    Warning Signs10 Clues Your Roof Is Trying to Tell You SomethingRoofs rarely fail without warning. Here are the ten clues we see most, from the ground, the attic and the…Storm & HailHow to Spot Hail Damage on Your ShinglesHail leaves a very particular fingerprint. Here is how to recognize it, and how to tell it from ordinary wear.Storm & HailStorm Hit? Your First 24 Hours, Step by StepA calm, practical checklist for the day after a storm: what to do, what to skip and when to call.Know Your RoofHow Long Does a Roof Really Last in Tennessee?Shingles come with big numbers on the box. Real lifespan depends on sun, storms, shade and ventilation.Roof PartsThe Inspector’s Checklist: What We Look at on Every RoofCurious what happens during an inspection? Here is the checklist behind every case file.Roof PartsFlashing: The Leak Suspect Nobody Thinks AboutMost leaks are not shingles. They are the metal and sealant around chimneys, walls and valleys.Warning SignsYour Attic Is Sending Signals: Ventilation Warning SignsA hot, damp attic wears out a roof from underneath. Here is how to read the signs.Reports & ClaimsHow to Read a Roof Inspection Report Without a TranslatorReports can be full of jargon. Here is how to read one and what to ask.Reports & ClaimsRoof Claim Prep: Documentation That Helps Your CaseIf you may file a claim, good documentation helps. Here is what to gather.Storm & HailSpotting a Storm Chaser: Red Flags After a Big StormAfter storms, out-of-town crews knock on doors. Here is how to protect yourself.Warning SignsBlack Streaks and Green Moss: Harmless or Costly?Those dark streaks are very common in Tennessee. Are they only cosmetic?Roof PartsGutters: The Roof’s Drainage System You Forgot AboutGutters protect the roof edge, the fascia and the foundation. Here is what goes wrong.
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