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You spotted a discolored patch on your ceiling sometime in December. It doesn't appear to have expanded — at least not visibly. So you decided repairs could wait until warmer weather arrives. At Mighty Dog Roofing, we hear this story often ...

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That thick ridge of frozen buildup sitting along your roofline might appear to be a normal part of winter. However, something harmful is happening behind it. Water backs up, pushes under your shingles, and pulls your gutters apart—one ...

Homeowners typically schedule drainage maintenance during autumn months. Yet the obstructions forming throughout colder periods present significantly higher risks to your property. Accumulated leaves, frozen precipitation, organic matter, ...

Your rainwater channels remain firmly attached. No bends, no visible fractures, no obvious signs of distress. This must mean everything survived the cold months intact—correct? Unfortunately, that assumption proves wrong more often than ...