Spring Is the Window Your Roof Has Been Waiting For

 

After six months of cold fronts, heavy rain, and the kind of temperature swings that don’t let up, your roof finally has some room to breathe. The worst of winter is behind it. The real heat hasn’t arrived yet. That gap, short as it is, is the most valuable window of the year if you’ve been thinking about painting or restoring your roof, and most Adelaide homeowners let it pass without acting on it.

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