5. Cover Possessions in the Attic
If you have possessions stored in your attic, cover them with tarps, sheets, or blankets. This will keep any dust that falls down while the roofers are working from landing on your things. If you have valuable or fragile things, take them downstairs where they’ll be safer.
6. Turn Off Your Sprinkler System
If your sprinkler system runs automatically, make sure to turn it off before your roofers arrive. They don’t want to be sprayed while trying to work, and they especially don’t want their tools to get wet. in addition, the slick grass could cause them to slip. It could even make their shoes wet, causing them to be less secure while on the roof.
7. Be Aware of Electrical Outlets
Take the time to discover where your outdoor electrical outlets are located. This will save your roofers some time. They may need to use these outlets for their tools. If you don’t have any outlets outdoors, consider your indoor outlets that are located near the door.