Another variation on roof tech is types of imaging. Normal visible light can do a lot, but so can implementations of infrared imaging. The term infrared refers to a variety of electromagnetic wavelengths longer than visible light. A common application is to scan for sources of heat. (Credit: Sergey Nivens/Shutterstock.com) Another variation on roof tech is the type of imaging. Normal visible light can do a lot, but so can implementations of infrared imaging. The term infrared refers to a variety of electromagnetic wavelengths longer than visible light. A common application is to scan for sources of heat. (Credit: Sergey Nivens/Shutterstock.com)

In the aftermath of a storm, the roof may not be the most appealing place to venture, but it's integral it be inspected quickly for damage. Even when the weather is fair, it's important to regularly monitor the state of your roof in order to provide proper maintenance and prevent unnecessary loss.

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