Hurricanes might not be a frequent concern for Central and Northern Georgia, but as Hurricane Helene recently reminded us, they can still pose a significant threat to our homes. While we’re not located on the coast, the heavy rains, strong winds, and debris that come with hurricanes can cause unexpected damage—especially to our roofs. Without proper preparation, even a relatively mild storm can lead to leaks, structural issues, and costly repairs.

A roof leak is every homeowner's nightmare. Whether it's a slow drip or a sudden downpour, roof leaks can cause significant damage if not addressed promptly. Acting fast is crucial to minimize damage and repair costs. Learn how to spot the signs of a roof leak, take immediate action to mitigate damage, and ensure proper cleanup to protect your home.

Spring storms can wreak havoc on on your property. While there’s no way to avoid this entirely, there are several easy and affordable things that you can do to help protect your home from damage.

We’ve got 4 tips to help you prepare.

For many people, the terms wind driven or driving rain evokes images similar to above, tropical storms with hurricane force winds wreaking havoc on everything in its path. However for anyone that’s experienced a severe thunder storm knows all too well it can do just as much damage without being anywhere near the coast.

Have you ever thought about what this might be doing to your roof?