In the current active real estate trading market environment, many homebuyers have set their sights on second-hand

housing resources. However, an easily overlooked yet crucial question arises: after buying a second-hand house, should

the roof be inspected? The answer is unquestionable — it must be inspected!

Many homebuyers take chances and are reluctant to bear additional maintenance costs too early. But once they move

in, the real challenges come one after another. The length of time the previous owner lived in the second-hand house is

unknown, and it's even more impossible to know when the roof was last repaired. A roof that hasn't been properly

maintained for a long time is like a "time bomb" that could trigger a series of problems at any time.

Whenever the rainy season arrives, it's time for the old roof to "reveal its true colors". Rainwater seems to find a shortcut

to invade the house, seeping in through the gaps in the roof. Precious calligraphy and paintings, as well as knowledge-

bearing books, quickly become moldy and deteriorate under the attack of moisture, losing their original value; wooden

floors can't bear the weight of accumulated water and gradually deform and warp, not only affecting the appearance but

also posing a potential safety hazard; electronic devices short-circuit and get damaged in the "close encounter" with rainwater,

incurring high repair costs. Once these household properties are damaged, the economic losses are immeasurable, and

family life is thrown into chaos.

“From high initial purchase cost to long-term super returns”

Facing this dilemma, how can we find a permanent solution for the roofs of second-hand houses? Bigfoot synthetic

underlayment stands out and becomes the best choice. Although its cost is slightly higher than that of traditional

asphalt felt in the initial procurement stage, its advantages are obvious when looking at the long-term usage benefits.

The synthetic roof underlayment, with its outstanding durability, can withstand the test of time and stand firm year

after year; it greatly reduces the trouble of frequent maintenance, allowing homeowners to bid farewell to the troubles

of periodic roof inspections; most importantly, it minimizes the risks of leakage and damage. This means that in the

long run, homeowners can not only save on the high costs caused by repeated roof repairs but also avoid compensation

for property damage inside the house due to water infiltration, truly saving a large amount of money and safeguarding

family assets.

Nowadays, more and more second-hand homeowners have realized the importance of roof inspection and upgrading,

and they have chosen Bigfoot synthetic underlayment one after another to start a new chapter of worry-free home life.

Experts suggest that after the completion of a second-hand house transaction, homeowners should never neglect the

condition of the roof and should promptly choose high-quality synthetic underlayment to build a solid defense line for

their homes so that they can enjoy a comfortable living experience.