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Fall isn’t too late: Savior Roofing’s Brett Adkisson urges homeowners to act before winter

Fall isn’t too late: Savior Roofing’s Brett Adkisson urges homeowners to act before winter

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TUSCOLA, Ill. (Chambana Today) – As cooler temperatures roll into Central Illinois and the leaves begin to fall, many homeowners assume they’ve missed the window for home repairs—especially when it comes to roofing. But according to Brett Adkisson, owner of Savior Roofing in Tuscola, fall may actually be one of the best times of year to address roofing issues before winter hits.

“People think once September hits, it’s too late,” Adkisson said. “But the truth is, fall is a critical time. If you wait until snow or ice arrives, small issues can turn into major—and costly—problems.”

Savior Roofing has served the Tuscola and surrounding communities for years, earning a reputation for honest assessments and quality workmanship. From roof repairs and full replacements to gutter protection and exterior maintenance, Adkisson and his team are focused on helping homeowners stay protected year-round.

“Every fall, we see the same thing—clogged gutters, cracked shingles, and leaks that could’ve been prevented with a simple inspection,” Adkisson explained. “This season offers the perfect weather to get work done efficiently and safely.”

Why Fall Matters

Roofing experts agree that autumn is a smart time for home maintenance:

  • Cooler, stable weather allows for efficient repairs.

  • Falling leaves can clog gutters and trap moisture.

  • Freeze-thaw cycles can worsen existing damage.

  • Heavy snow or ice in winter will exploit weak spots in a roof.

“Even if your roof made it through summer storms, that doesn’t mean it’s ready for winter,” Adkisson warned. “We offer free inspections so homeowners can make informed decisions. It’s better to fix a few loose shingles now than deal with water damage later.”

Local, Reliable, and Ready

As a locally owned and operated business, Savior Roofing is proud to serve the Tuscola area with a personalized approach that national chains can’t match.

“We live here, too. We see our customers at the grocery store, the ball games, and the coffee shop,” said Adkisson. “That’s why we stand behind every job we do—because we’re your neighbors.”

Schedule Before the Rush

Savior Roofing encourages homeowners not to wait until the first snowflake falls.

“Our schedule fills up quickly in late fall,” Adkisson said. “If you’ve been putting off a repair or even just want peace of mind, now is the time to call.”

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