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During the colder winter months, that cold and #snow can do damage to the outside of your home. Make sure to take a gander at the following items to make sure they are in good condition. · #Roof- Look out for damage caused by snow or ice. Make any and all necessary repairs to avoid leaks during those spring rains. · #Gutters- Clean out all the leaves, dirt, and debris from your gutters and downspouts to make sure to avoid water damage from backups. · #Trees- Make sure the win

The cold winter months can cause damage to the outside of your home and property, especially in Colorado. Check your #roof for damage from snow and ice. Also, clean leaves and debris from your #gutters to insure water is flowing correctly through the downspouts. Visually inspect the trees on your property and look for signs of decay and rot. Wind storms can easily blow trees over onto homes causing significant damage. We recommend having a #contractor help assess if tree remo

Buying a new home? Let’s talk about your inspection process. Buying a new home can be complex but one of the most important components is the #home inspection. It is critical to have a licensed inspector review the house before you finalize the purchase process. You should find a qualified, licensed and experienced home inspector. Make sure you review their license and confirm that they haven’t previously and aren’t currently working for the seller’s realtor. During the in

There are 3 main #roof factors that can impact your price of #Homeowner's #Insurance. 1) The Roof Type & Material The most common found roofs in America are: (In order of lowest to highest cost to your policy) -Metal -Slate/Tile -Asphalt #Shingles -Wood 2) Roof Age The newer the roof- the lower the cost. Simple as that. Some companies may not insure roofs over a certain age. 3) Roof Shape The three most common shapes of roof are Gable, Hip, and Flat -Gable- Look