Your home’s insulation ensures that you are comfortable during extreme temperatures and helps you cut on energy costs by preventing energy loss from your home. With most of the energy loss in your home happening through the attic, proper attic insulation is necessary. To ensure that your attic is properly insulated, you need to perform an attic insulation inspection at least once a year. The best way to do this is by incorporating insulation inspection into your spring home maintenance checklist, and for the following reasons.

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While the cool weather of winter brings a much-needed break from the Las Vegas heat, it can also bring increased moisture in the form of morning condensation, more frequent rainstorms, or even the occasional bit of snow. Add high winds, and there is significant potential for roof damage. That is why it is important to schedule a Las Vegas roof inspection soon after the end of winter. 

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Quality insulation in the attic and the rest of your Las Vegas home is essential to your comfort. Not only does it fend off the brutal summer heat, as well as the occasional winter chill, but it can also have a direct impact on your health. If you have old, obsolete insulation, damaged insulation, or even new attic insulation that has been improperly installed, it can release contaminants into the air, affect your home’s humidity or leave your home too hot or too cold for your health. 

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While most homeowners think of roofs in practical terms, they have a bigger impact on the value of your house. Other than protecting you from the elements, a sturdy Las Vegas roof reduces overall maintenance costs over its lifetime. It also improves the aesthetic value of your house, which is beneficial if you ever decide to sell. So how do you ensure this valuable structure gives you the highest possible return on investment?

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Living in an area that is governed by a homeowners association (HOA) offers a sense of community, as well as many perks and amenities, but it also means that you agree to follow their rules and procedures, as outlined in the bylaws and the covenants, conditions and restrictions (CCRs). This means that if your roof begins to leak or fail, you may have to request permission from the HOA to begin roof repairs or a roof replacement, and you will have follow their guidelines for permissible roofing materials, colors, styles, and more.

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