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Avoid being unprepared for the devastation and mayhem hurricanes cause when they roar through your community. Knowing how to prepare and what to expect during and after a hurricane will help get you quickly on your feet. New Image Roofing Atlanta assembled this comprehensive guide for hurricane preparedness, damage mitigation, emergency assistance, and recovery. Hurricane Preparedness The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. The Atlantic basin includes the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea, and the Gulf of Mexico. Severe hurricanes may reach as far inland as Tennessee, northern Georgia, and the Carolinas with damaging winds and potential flooding. Being well-prepared for a hurricane is essential for safeguarding your home and family. Consider the following: Create a Hurricane Preparedness Plan – Develop a comprehensive hurricane preparedness plan that includes evacuation routes, designated shelter locations, and communication strategies for your family. P...

Worried about roof leaks flooding your home during heavy rainfall? Understanding what it takes to weatherproof your roofing system will help keep your home dry and safe this rainy season. New Image Roofing Atlanta gathered information about preparing your roofing system for the rainy season and how to avoid inconvenient leaks causing expensive structural damages. When is the Rainy Season? Rainy season (in the United States) runs from October to July, with varying rain and snowfall. Typically, monsoon season runs through July, August, and September. That is when potential afternoon thunderstorms are most frequent and severe. Roof Gutter and Downspout Preparation A roofing system relies on multiple components to shed water, keeping your home dry. There are also exterior factors that may influence how well your roof performs. Consider the following when preparing your roof for the rainy season. 1. Roof Inspection – Begin by inspecting your roof for any visible signs of damage. L...

Avoid letting freezing temperatures, snow, and ice severely damage your low-slope (flat) roof in winter. Knowing how to protect your flat roofing system during the winter months will help extend its lifespan and avoid costly repairs. New Image Roofing Atlanta gathered information on how your commercial or residential low-slope roofing system is vulnerable to winter weather, the actions you can take to protect it, and when you should call your roofer. Low-Slope Roofing System Vulnerabilities Low-slope or flat roofing systems ( TPO , PVC , EPDM , BUR , Duro-last ) are inherently more susceptible to issues during freezing weather. Unlike steep-slope roofs that allow snow and ice to naturally shed, low-slope roofs can accumulate snow and ice, creating potential hazards. Here are some vulnerabilities that low-slope roofing systems face: Ice Dams – Low-slope roofs are prone to the formation of ice dams, where melting ice or snow refreezes at the roof’s edge. This can trap water and l...