Triple Diamond Construction Highlights Roof Inspections for National Safety Month

MOORE, Okla. - June 3, 2025 - PRLog -- As June marks National Safety Month, Triple Diamond Construction is calling on homeowners throughout the Oklahoma City metro to make roof safety a priority. With hailstorms, high winds, and heavy rains continuing to threaten homes across central Oklahoma, the local roofing company says a professional roof inspection may be the most important safety measure a homeowner can take this summer.

"In Oklahoma, home safety starts from the top down," said Greg Derr, owner of Triple Diamond Construction. "You can have a fire extinguisher and first aid kit ready, but if your roof is compromised, it can put your entire home and family at risk."

The National Safety Council recognizes June as a time to focus on accident prevention at home, work, and in communities. For Oklahoma homeowners, Triple Diamond Construction stresses that now is the time to get ahead of storm damage—before leaks, mold, or structural issues take hold.

According to the company, the most common storm-related roofing issues in Oklahoma include:

• Scheduling a professional roof inspection to identify vulnerabilities
  
  
• Clearing gutters and downspouts to allow proper water drainage
  
  
• Trimming overhanging tree branches that could fall during high winds
  
  
• Securing loose items like patio furniture or fencing that could impact the roof
  
  
• Documenting the roof's current condition in case an insurance claim becomes necessary
  
  

"Storm damage isn't always visible from the ground," Derr noted. "A professional inspection can catch issues early and potentially save homeowners thousands in repair costs or insurance disputes."

Triple Diamond Construction is offering free roof inspections throughout the month of June as part of their commitment to community safety. Their licensed inspectors assess potential hazards and help homeowners document roof safety (https://triplediamondok.com/storm-safety-starts-with-your...) conditions before and after storms—key steps in protecting both property and insurance eligibility.

"National Safety Month is a reminder that protecting your home isn't just about locks and smoke detectors," said Derr. "It's about knowing what shape your roof is in before the next storm hits."

To schedule a free inspection or learn more about how to protect your home during National Safety Month, visit https://triplediamondok.com/free-roof-inspection-okc/ or call (405) 895-9972.