It can vary based on several factors, including the climate, weather patterns, and the specific needs of your roof. However, there are a few general recommendations to consider on when to conduct a roof inspection:
Spring – Spring inspections let you assess any potential damage caused by harsh weather conditions such as snow, ice, or strong winds.
Fall – Inspecting your roof in the fall allows you to address any potential problems and ensure your roof is prepared for the upcoming winter season, including heavy rainfall, snow, and ice.
Before and After Severe Weather Conditions – This allows you to assess any damage beforehand and address it promptly after the severe weather has passed.
Regularly Scheduled Inspections – Aim for at least one or two inspections per year to catch any issues early on and prevent them from escalating.