Clearing Driveways And Outdoor Areas
Park vehicles on the street. Falling shingles and discarded nails drop directly beside the walls when our roofers in Bloomingdale begin stripping old layers, so trailers need immediate access to your driveway. Move flowerpots, patio tables, and barbecue grills away from the perimeter to keep them safe from falling debris. Vines climbing your walls ought to be trimmed back completely. Tarps will cover your delicate shrubbery, yet heavy bundles of waste can bend stiff branches without warning. Cover fish ponds or delicate ground fixtures with plywood sheets.
Protecting Your Attic And Ceilings
Vibrations travel downward during installation. Hammering shakes your interior walls, so take down loose picture frames, decorative plates, and mirrors before the crew starts ripping off old decking. In the attic space below, dust settles over every stored box, suitcase, and winter coat unless you throw plastic sheeting over the items. You should walk through the upper floor to secure hanging chandeliers that rattle against ceiling drywall. Also, check that skylight shafts remain shut and clear of furniture underneath. Falling debris creates loud noises throughout the entire house.
