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Dec, 2022

How PNW Homes Are Getting Ruined

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Thank you for your interest in Integrity Roofing & Construction, we wanted to reach out and let you know we value you! At Integrity we do things a little different, we like to go the extra mile for our customers. We know that your home is one of your biggest investments and we want to help you protect it. We have healthy home habits
 we believe every homeowner should know and our first one is preventing water from damaging your home.



It is no surprise that the Pacific Northwest sees a lot of rain each year! Although the rain is great for our lush greenery it isn’t great for our homes if we don’t handle the water properly. Our team has put together 4 tips to prevent water from damaging your home.


  1. Check for leaks: Minor leaks can be hard to detect but overtime can cause serious damage. A leaky tap can displace up to 57 gallons of water a week. Make sure to look under your sink and check the windows for cracks, leaks, and molds as well!

  2. Clean Your Gutters: This might seem like a simple step but it is a very important one! When gutters are left uncleaned they can create clogs and lead to damaging drain pipes which can be expensive.

  3. Don’t let moisture or mold grow: When inspecting your house, look for water stains or signs of mold on the walls and ceilings. Cracking or flaking paint can also be an indicator of water or mold damage.

  4. Inspect your roof for debris:After a snow storm or heavy wind and rain debris can fall on your roof and leave cracks, or cause tears. Early detection of this can be huge in reducing the long term damage.


Don’t let water ruin your home! If you need assistance, Integrity is here to help. Did you know we offer a preventative home maintenance yearly plan? To learn more about our exterior and interior plans that give you peace of mind knowing your investment is being taken care of.

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