Spring
After storm season begins, look for missing or damaged shingles, check for granule buildup in gutters, and clear any debris. This is the ideal time for a professional inspection to catch winter and early-storm damage.
Summer
Check attic ventilation and insulation to keep heat from cooking your roof from below. Inspect flashing around chimneys and vents, and look for any signs of sun-related wear on south-facing slopes.
Fall
Clean gutters thoroughly before leaves pile up, trim overhanging branches, and clear debris from valleys. Make sure downspouts direct water well away from your foundation ahead of winter.
Winter
Watch for ice or water intrusion after cold snaps, and check your attic for any signs of moisture or daylight. Address small leaks immediately—cold and moisture make them worse fast.
Year-round habits
Keep an eye on your ceilings and attic for stains, listen for drips after heavy rain, and don’t ignore small issues. The cheapest roof repair is always the one you catch early.
The bottom line
Regular maintenance keeps your roof—and your warranty—in good standing. Not sure where to start? A free TRC inspection gives you a clear baseline and a simple plan for the year ahead.