Your roof stands between the interior of your home and the exterior world. If your roof is in top shape, it serves as a barrier against snow, hail, rain, ice, branches, and debris. If your roof is in poor shape, it could potentially cause leaks, develop mold and mildew, and experience other problems. A small leak in your roofline can cause large-scale water problems across major home systems. 

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A well-maintained roof enhances your home's curb appeal, which adds in home value. If your roof is full of moss and algae, sags, or appears decrepit, it shows that your home hasn't been kept up to date. A potential home buyer can assume the rest of the house has not been tended to with care. Maintaining your roof, can prove to buyers that your home is up to par with any issues and could increase higher prices when selling your home.

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You might not be selling your home, nevertheless, a good roof adds value. When you have a structurally sound roof, proper ventilation, and sufficient attic insulations, your home will experience fewer air leaks. You will be more comfortable with the air conditioner at a higher temperature, and you will notice lower heating and cooling bills. If you truly care about the comfort in your home, want to save money, and wish to protect home value, then it is critical to maintain a good roof.

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