Whether you called for emergency roof and seamless gutter repairs or just planning to get a full replacement, most contractors make sure to do the job under favorable weather. If it starts to rain while a roofing project is underway, the work is put on hold until the weather becomes more favorable.
Most roofing products are guaranteed only after they’ve been installed properly. They’ll have specific manufacturer guidelines that must be followed when being installed to ensure the roofing materials are placed properly. They must also be installed under fair weather and dry conditions especially because the rain affects the adhesion of the materials.
Insisting to have your roof installed despite the rain means you’re not following the right directions, which leads to a voided warranty. And if your new roof wasn’t installed properly, it will likely fail sooner than anticipated. You’ll end up having to pay another roof replacement!
A typical roofing project can take a few hours to a few days to complete. Any professional in roof repairs knows that if it starts to rain, the process becomes more difficult and dangerous to work in. They’re aware of the risks involved even with proper safety equipment especially since a wet roof becomes a hazardous environment with possibly accidental slips and falls.
We always put our safety above all else when it comes to roofing. If it means stopping what we’re doing if it suddenly rains in the middle of a roofing project, then we’ll do so and wait it out instead of putting our safety at risk. Of course, this seldom happens when you work with us since we constantly monitor the weather and schedule the roofing job at a time when the weather is most convenient!
Call us at (541) 241-5720 if you’re in Bend, (503) 967-9590 if you’re from Portland, (541) 246-6860 if you’re in Eugene, (503) 468-7663 if you’re in Lake Oswego, or (503) 928-8750 if you’re from Beaverton. You can also fill out our convenient online form, so contact us today!
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