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Winter Roofing Tip:
Protect your skin to avoid frostbite.
When your skin is not properly protected from the wind and freezing temperatures, frostbite can occur. The aresa of the body most susceptible to frostbite for roofers are the ears, nose, fingers and toes. You will know if you have frostbite because the afftected part of your body will suddenly lose feeling and ultimately turn white, yellow and eventually turn to blue or black.
***If you or a member of your crew gets frostbite, immediately raise the temperature of the body extremity in tepid water and call for emeergency help.

Winter Roofing Tip:
Protect yourself from Hypothermia, by wearing the proper clothing when working outside in the cold weather.
Hypothermia occurs when a person's core body temperature falls below the level required to keep the critcal organs functioning. The two factors that promote hypothermia are low temperatures and moisture. Human perspiration, in combination with winter cold, conspire to conduct body heat away from a person's body when working outside or on roofs.
3 layers of clothing can help protect against hypothermia:
An Inner Layer: The Inner layer's purpose is to take away body moisture.
An Insulation Layer: Wool or goose down are the best material for insulation layers
An Exterior Layer: The Exterior layer should be water resistant.

Winter Roofing Tip:
Termites can literally eat your home! They are light-colored and are rarely seen, except when they swarm in early spring. Call a professional if you see any swarming or wood that is soft, blistered or darkened.

Winter Roofing Tip:
If your chimney has not had a recent inspection, schedule one before you use your fireplace for the first time this winter.
A wood-burning fireplace or stove can get creasote buildup, which can block the flow of smoke, causing chimney fires and carbon monoxide poisoning. Also, unused chimneys can develop cracks that can weaken the structure of your home.

Winter Roofing Tip:
Trim the trees around your home and remove any dead branches so they will not damage your home if they fall due to wind, ice or snow.

Winter Roofing Tip:
Clear your gutters and downspouts of any leaves or debris.
Gutters can become stuffed with leaves, pine needles and other debris, causing water to spill over the side, pool around your homes foundation and seep inside. Water that freezes in your gutters can force snow and ice into your roofs shingles, causing severe damage and leaks.