It's that time of year...

Spring cleaning time!

Spring cleaning is not just limited to clearing out the attic and basement to have a garage sale and get rid of stuff (though that's a good idea).

Spring cleaning is not just about dusting and vacuuming those hard to reach spaces of your home that you don't normally touch (though, that too is a good idea).

However, spring cleaning should also be a time to inspect your home inside and out, especially your home's roof.

The roof of your house takes the most beating from the outdoor elements each year, and when you're living in Michigan it's important to understand how your roof is holding up against the heat and cold of the changing seasons.

When spring is here it's a good time to get a roof inspection on your home in Taylor, Michigan. Spring weather (if not raining) is a time when the winter snow and ice is gone and any roof damage may be easier to spot.

Click the link above and be sure to check out the post from Detroit Remodeling Contractor about spring-time roof inspections.

Your home is a large investment for you and your family. As is expected, you want to protect that investment for the longevity of yours and your family's time spent living in the house.

As with any home, the roof is one of the most basic protections you and your family have from the elements of the weather, and when you live in Southgate, Michigan you have all sorts of different weather that your home's roof has to contend with.

Over time, and with constant exposure to the heat of the summer sun, cold winter ice, snow, sleet, and high winds and rain in spring and fall your roof takes a beating.

That's why when it's time to hire the best roofing contractor in Southgate, Michigan you'll want to check out Allpoint Construction on DownriverRoofers.com.

The link above will point you to a useful post with 5 key tips to keep in mind as you hire a roofing contractor to improve, repair or replace your home's current roof.

I encourage you to read it and learn what to look for so you not only have the opportunity to work with a great roofing contractor, but also understand what questions to ask so you don't get taken advantage of.