Arizona monsoons test every roof—and expose every weakness.. High winds, pounding rain, and sudden flash flooding are all conditions that can turn even a small roofing issue into a major headache. That’s why now is the time to inspect your roof before the storms roll in.

At All Dry, we’ve seen it all: ceilings ruined by hidden leaks, roofs torn up by wind-driven rain, and emergency calls that could’ve been prevented with a simple inspection.

Here’s why a pre-monsoon roof check matters:

• You can catch small problems before they become major repairs.
  A cracked tile or soft spot in your coating might not seem like a big deal, until it starts letting water in. 
• Moisture = Mold

Once moisture gets into your home, it can lead to mold growth, which not only causes a musty, unpleasant smell but can also trigger respiratory issues for you and your family.

• Flat roofs are especially vulnerable.
  Pooling water from clogged drains or low spots can wear away protective coatings and lead to leaks fast.
• You’ll save money (and stress).
  Emergency roof repairs during a storm? Way more expensive—and far more stressful—than a scheduled fix in dry weather.
  

Our team checks for signs of trouble like:

• Hairline cracks in shingles or tiles
• Bubbles or soft spots on foam and coated roofs
• Gaps or wear around skylights, vents, and flashing
• Drainage issues
  

Don’t Wait for the First Storm

The earlier you schedule your inspection, the better. Monsoons can start as early as June and intensify throughout the summer. Once the rain hits, it may be too late to fix what could’ve been caught early.

At All Dry, we’re proud to help Arizona homeowners stay safe, dry, and protected.

Give us a call or book your inspection today. Your future self (and your roof) will thank you.