Safety First, Savings Always
Use a sturdy ladder tied off at the top, with level feet on firm ground. Work in cool, dry weather so sealants set properly and shingles remain less brittle. Keep three points of contact, avoid steep pitches, and never rush. Safe conditions make small improvements effective and stress-free.
Safety First, Savings Always
Wear grippy shoes, gloves, and eye protection. Keep a bucket for debris, a magnet for nails, and a clean rag for sealant control. Lay out tools in order of use. These tiny steps reduce mistakes, prevent slips, and help every low-cost roofing improvement look tidy and last longer.