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By Paul F.P. Pogue, Angie's List The cold of winter and the rains of spring both take their toll on your roof. It’s a good idea to get your roof inspected at least once every few years. Experts say the most ideal time is during either spring or fall. This allows a professional to assess the problems caused by the previous season and prepare for the upcoming changes in weather. Regular inspections also allow your contractor to catch small problems before they become big problems. And where roofing is concerned, big problems can become very expensive big problems if not caught ...

Reed harvest in snowy Poland Top Searches Reed harvest in snowy Poland AFP / Feb 23, 2021, 10:09 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail Reed is harvested in the protected area 'Natura 2000' in The Vistula Spit near Jagodno village, near Elblag, northern Poland, ELBLAG, Poland: In a snowstorm on the Vistula River lagoon near Poland's Baltic coast, a special harvester is cutting down reeds destined for export across Europe for use on traditional and sustainable thatched roofs. "We've been making reed roofs since the dawn of time," said Ryszard Zagalski, owner of a reed farm in the northern village...

People are making their way back to check on the damage. as you see there's still roofing material on the condominium complex next to me. what's happening now is people are coming back and the state is assessing what the damage is as well. you, you were in the bahamas just a moment ago. i have to say people here were cognizant of what happened with this storm and the bahamas and this gave them a great sense of worry. this was a huge storm, we began to see the pictures as we waited for the storm to arrive here. like morgan saying the coast guard in the bahamas, the heroes in the aftermath of th...

Mayor taking a preliminary tour of the damage. from what the mayor has seen so far, it looks like we're looking at mostly some roof damage, some siding as we pan over to these houses here, the fifth house on the right there is some roofing material that we've seen flapping in the wind. but we are not seeing any major structural damage. we were here when the eye made landfall. when we went through the eyewall we were getting battered with heavy rain and heavy winds. then things calmed down for a while. then after the eye passed over, we went through the other the side of the eye. hitting the ey...

A doubt if you look at the way this island looked right after burma and the way it looks today. the it's a sounding just yesterday morning i looked outside my house a lot of the government workers were outside cleaning up trying to remove large pieces of roofing material that they were afraid will be comes flying off that in the next storm so they're there are they taken all of the debris and they are most of the reimported in specified areas so it can be shipped off island women try to get away from where it's going to directly impact both residential and tourist areas all right jeffrey so ca...