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- Custom skylight installations
- Emergency leak repairs
- Resealing and flashing upgrades
- Skylight replacement
- Weather damage restoration
- Energy-efficient skylight options
As a GAF certified contractor for over 10 years, we're licensed in PA, NJ, VA, MD, and DE. Reach out to us for a free estimate, usually within 24 hours.
- Water stains around the frame
- Drafts or temperature fluctuations
- Cracked or yellowed acrylic
- Deteriorated flashing
- Condensation between panes
- Visible daylight around seals
Our team responds promptly to repair requests and provides emergency services when you need them most. We conduct thorough inspections to identify underlying issues before they turn into costly repairs.
Inspect Your Roof with the I.O.U. Method
Don Kilcoyne, March 15, 2018
As homeowners, many of us see the end of a heavy storm as our cue to head outside and clean up the yard. We stand the garbage cans back up, clear fallen branches, and make sure our trees, shrubs, and gardens haven’t taken a beating.
It’s important to remember that the worst storm damage isn’t always the easiest to see. You may have to go looking for it. During storm season, be prepared to inspect your roof periodically. The earlier you identify roof damage, the sooner you can contact a qualified roofing contractor to provide necessary repairs before the next storm rolls in.
Not sure what to look for? Just use the I.O.U. method:
Inside,
Outside,
Up the ladder.
Inside:
Begin in the attic if it’s accessible and do your check during the daytime. Use a flashlight wherever necessary.
| Look | Possible Causes | Urgency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunlight showing through the plywood | Holes in the deck | *** | Holes are serious causes of leaks and water damage. |
| Dark stains or streaks | Moisture from rain or poor ventilation | * | Speak with a qualified roofer to determine the cause. |
| Sagging | Weakening of the deck, from moisture | *** | This can be a sign of a structural problem and should be looked at by a qualified roofer. |
Outside: Walk around your house, examining as much of the roof as you can see from the ground for signs of damage, like these:
| Look For | Possible Causes | Urgency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Missing shingles | Wind damage | *** | Missing shingles should be replaced as quickly as possible. |
| Cracked or curled shingles | High winds or flying debris | ** | Speak with a qualified roofer to determine if a repair or reroof is best for your home and budget. |
| Dark patches | Granules have come off of the shingle | * | Granules protect the underlying asphalt from weather, including UV rays. Without them, the shingle may dry out and crack. |
| Debris | High winds | ? | A branch on the roof may not be a big deal at all, or it may be covering a crack that it caused as it landed. Either way, over time, it can rub the granules loose from your shingles, so it's important to keep your roof clear of debris. |
| Bent or detached flashing | Flying debris | ** | Flashing helps keep water from chimneys, vents, and other roof penetrations and should be thoroughly sealed to prevent water intrusion. |
Up the ladder: If you are comfortable climbing a ladder and the weather conditions allow you to do so safely, you can get a better look at your roof up close. Look for:
| Look For | Possible Causes | Urgency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loose nails | Wind | *** | Loose nails or nail heads raised above the shingle surface may be just one storm away from letting go entirely. |
| Gutter debris | Wind | ** | Clogged gutters can contribute to ice dams later in the year. Your roofing contractor may provide gutter cleaning services if you are not comfortable doing the job yourself. |
Climb safely or not at all: When using a ladder, remember the three-point rule: keep two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand, on the ladder at all times. Keep ladders—and yourself—away from power lines.
Remember: wet branches conduct electricity, too. If you are not completely comfortable using a ladder, wait for a professional. For more in-depth roofing safety information, visit
OSHA or the
National Roofing Contractors Association.
Why Choose DCC
DCC stands behind our work throughout Ocean View, DE and the eastern shore with solid protection and reliable service. As a locally and family-owned business established in 2013, we deliver personalized attention on every project. Our advantages include:
- Manufacturer and workmanship warranties
- $500 off for first responders, military, veterans, and seniors
- Price matching any GAF-certified contractor's estimate
- Collaboration with insurance adjusters
- Bilingual service in English and Spanish
- Meticulous attention to detail
- Certification with GAF, Versico, CertainTeed, and Owens Corning
We combine 15 years of roofing experience with prompt communication, ensuring your skylight project exceeds expectations from consultation through completion.
Ready to add a new skylight to your Frankford, DE home or repair an existing one? DCC provides free estimates and works within your timeline to deliver exceptional results. Our certified team brings decades of experience to every installation and repair, ensuring your skylight performs beautifully for years to come. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and discover why homeowners throughout the region trust us for their skylight needs.
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