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Many homeowners don't know what fascia and soffit are, but they are vital to a properly functioning roof. Fascia is the vertical finishing edge connected to the ends of the rafters, trusses or area where the gutter is attached to the roof. Soffit is the exposed surface beneath the overhanging section of a roof eave. The majority of soffits are made from vinyl and it assists with ventilating the attic, commonly sporting a plain design and small holes that provide the attic circulation. If you notice that the soffit or fascia might be to be replaced, contact Claim Consultants LLC today to have our certified home inspectors assess your damage. http://www.claimconsultantsllc.com/services Read the full article here:  https://www.angieslist.com/articles/understanding-fascia-and-soffit-repair.htm

Claim Consultants, LLC helps residential and commercial property owners repair their home after storm damage. Here are a few things that you can do yourself to protect your roof during the year: Remove loose debris This could be branches, leaves, etc. It is safest to do this during a dry, sunny day. General inspection and repair This can mean a plethora of things such as checking for stains that might indicate leakage, loose, moldy, worn, cracked or peeling shingles and even missing or loose flashing, nails or metal roof bolts. If you think it might be more than a simple fix, contact Claim Consultants, LLC today for an inspection. Moss and Mold removal Gently spray a moss remover and cleaner to keep your gutters free of blockages. Soffits, fascia, gutters and downspouts While wearing gloves, remove debris from gutters and downspouts. Check for missing caulk, peeling paint, signs of rot ting, holes , cracks, missing gutter sections and leaks, repairing as nee...

Thunderstorms, hail and wind can cause serious damage to your roof. From fallen trees to missing shingles, learn how to spot roof damage.   Inspect your attic and ceilings for leaks. Look for storm damage on your roof.   Specifically check for missing shingles, missing pieces of fascia, cracks in your gutters, or broken pieces of the chimney. Check for dimples in your siding or roofing. This is a sign of hail damage. If there are cracks in the dimples, your home will need repairs. If you notice damage, call Claim Consultants LLC. Our team of experienced home inspectors and claim specialists will assess your damage and find a solution for your home. With nearly two decades of storm damage and claims processing experience, our inspectors are highly trained to identify storm damage, and build a comprehensive report of the damage to present to insurance company. We are dedicated to making sure that storm damage does not go unreported to your insurance company. O...