Your roof is a vital part of your home, protecting you from the elements and ensuring a safe, comfortable space. If you've recently worked with Salazar Roofing to complete a full roof replacement, we want to remind you of a crucial post-roofing step that is often overlooked. It's your responsibility as a homeowner to ensure that your furnace and water heater vents haven't become loose or disconnected during the roofing process. Here’s how you can safeguard your home and loved ones with a simple check.
Roofing projects can be quite intensive, involving various tasks to ensure your new roof is installed correctly. During this process, the roofers might not always notice if your vents have become loose or disconnected. Unfortunately, this can have serious consequences, including the risk of carbon monoxide leaking into your home.
One of the challenges in addressing this issue is that our roofers might not always be able to detect loose vents, and homeowners are often not present during the roofing process. In most cases, the vents are located in the attic, making it difficult for roofers to access them.The solution is simple but crucial: homeowners must take the initiative to check their vents after a roofing project.
