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      Trim or cut back any overgrown branches or limbs that protrude over your roof – Take advantage of the fallen leaves and look up to determine if any of the exposed branches or limbs pose a threat to your roof. Trim or cut any branches or limbs that could fall and strike your roof.
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      Clean your gutters – Be sure your gutters are free of any debris. Clogged gutters often lead to water intrusion.
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      Install gutter guards if necessary – If your roof is surrounded by trees, it is best to protect your gutters with gutter guards. Gutter guards can effectively eliminate most debris build up, allowing your gutters to shed water effectively.
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      Have your roof inspected by a qualified professional – It is best to be proactive and have your roof inspected once per year. Regular inspections can aid in discovery of potential problems that may arise at a later time.
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      Invest in repairs where needed – Staying current on any roof related repairs is vital in helping your roof reach its intended lifespan. As the old saying goes, “Pay some now or pay more later.”

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