It’s recommended to have your roof inspected at least once a year, or after any major storms, to catch potential issues early.

Look for missing or broken tiles, moss buildup, clogged gutters, leaks, or visible wear and tear around the edges and flashing.

Yes, regular maintenance like cleaning gutters, sealing flashing, and checking for damaged tiles can help prevent leaks from occurring.

Even a well-maintained roof can benefit from regular upkeep to prevent future issues and extend its lifespan.

A roof maintenance service typically includes an inspection, cleaning, checking for damage, clearing debris, sealing any leaks, and addressing minor repairs.

Yes, maintaining proper ventilation and ensuring there are no leaks can help improve your home’s energy efficiency and reduce heating costs.

Roof maintenance typically takes a few hours, depending on the size of the roof and any necessary repairs or cleaning.

Regularly cleaning your gutters, especially during autumn, will prevent water from backing up and causing roof damage.

Roof maintenance is generally not covered under home insurance, but it's always a good idea to check your policy for specific details.

While minor tasks like cleaning gutters can be done yourself, it's safer and more effective to have a professional handle roof inspections and repairs.