Is your company in a position right now to come out and do a roof inspection to verify that, or is that gonna have to wait until much later down the road when other customers' roofing repairs are completed and you slow down just a little bit?"

So that's a great question, and, uh, what a great segue.

So, uh, we are absolutely, uh, taking care of roof inspections just as quickly as we can.

Um, but, uh, w- with our homeowners, uh, that are...

Well, first, our priority is getting, um, our homeowners who were already on the schedule, uh, getting those roofs going back on.

And so we actually kicked off and are doing a full roof replacement.

We've got a couple a- already on the books.

[laughs]

Mm-hmm

... within that, that, uh, time it comes, uh, it makes landfall through when it moves up north.

So if you do have gutters, making sure that those gutters are cleared out, clear of debris.

Um, one thing that we really see as a fail point is water actually backing up under the shingles because it's overflowing in the gutters.

So, you know, shingles, of course, are made for that water to ro- run off of it and flow down it.

And if that water starts to back up or is clogged in the gutters, it can starts to seep under the shingles.

So that can be a big failure point as well.

Mm-hmm.