Don't Let Spring Storms Reveal a Winter Roof Leak

This winter, Milwaukee saw 47 freeze-thaw cycles. Each one a small assault on your shingles, flashing, and gutters. Ice expanded in tiny cracks. Water seeped into places it shouldn't. And now that spring is here, the evidence is starting to show. The homeowner in Shorewood didn't notice anything wrong—until she saw the water stain spreading across her bedroom ceiling during last week's rain. The family in Brookfield thought their roof was fine—until we found moisture trapped under their shingles from an ice dam that formed in January. Here's what most people don't realize: Winter damage doesn't always announce itself. It hides. It waits. And then, during a spring thunderstorm, it makes itself known in the worst possible way. That's why we're offering free post-winter inspections right now. Not the 'climb up, glance around, give you a quote' kind. The real kind—with infrared moisture detection that finds water damage invisible to the naked eye. If your roof made it through winter unscathed, we'll tell you. We've sent home 2,340 homeowners with nothing but peace of mind. But if something needs attention, you'll know exactly what it is before spring storms make it worse.