Facts, Opinions, and Everything In Between: Roofing Edition

Posted on: 29 July 2021

Over time, your roof may develop problems, such as damaged shingles, water damage, mold growth, sun damage, or leakage. Most of these issues can be repaired by a competent residential roofer if discovered early. However, if you have already hired an expert to repair your roof several times or the roof is too old, you should consider replacing it. Below are four benefits of getting a timely roof replacement. 1. Energy Efficiency
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Posted on: 28 July 2021

Are you looking for a roofing option that stands well against fire, mold, frost damage, and water? Such an option sounds elusive, but investing in a slate tile roof lets you capitalize on the benefits. Indeed, slate tile roofing sits gallantly on many classic homes that were built centuries ago. Today, the same slate material can protect your home against the elements as long as it is professionally installed. Like a discerning homeowner, you want your roof to contribute to appealing to potential buyers when reselling.
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Posted on: 27 July 2021

If the roof on your business's building is constructed from metal and has a few years on it, the surface may have started looking rough with rust forming. You likely have concerns about this deterioration, and you may be considering having the roof replaced. However, instead of replacing the entire roof, there may be another option if its overall structure is still in good condition. You may be able to have it restored by having a roofing company apply an EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) rubber coating to the surface.
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Posted on: 26 July 2021

Whether you are considering the roof for a new home construction or are replacing an existing roof, the type of roof you choose will be a major decision that will affect your home for decades to come. Metal roofs are a good option because they have several advantages over other common materials. Durability Metal roofs are probably the most durable roof you can have. Although the upfront costs associated with a metal roof can be more than other types of roofs, the average metal roof may last for 50 or more years, making it a better investment.
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