Facts, Opinions, and Everything In Between: Roofing Edition

Posted on: 16 July 2021

If you live in an area with severe winds, then chances are you want to make sure your new roof installation can withstand the weather. Fortunately, there are several techniques that can help you create a more wind-resistant roof. 1. Sturdy Shingles  Not all asphalt shingles are created equal. Make sure that the ones you choose are rated for wind resistance. Wind-resistant shingles are rated H and feature a reinforced nailing edge to help prevent tear off in high wind events.
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Posted on: 15 July 2021

Closing on the purchase of a first home is one of life's proudest moments. But once the excitement is over, most first-time homeowners admit to feeling some apprehension about the responsibility they have just taken on. In addition to paying the mortgage, utilities, insurance premiums, taxes, and other recurring costs of home ownership, first-time homeowners also become responsible for repairing and maintaining the home, which can be quite costly.  The cost to repair, maintain, and periodically replace the home's roof is an excellent example of an ownership responsibility that can make new homeowners experience feelings of apprehension.
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Posted on: 14 July 2021

Homeowners should opt for professional services when planning residential roofing. While you may think of installing it yourself, this is not always a good idea, especially when you lack the required equipment and experience. Residential roofing requires a certain level of expertise that only professional contractors acquire through training and experience.  Every homeowner dreams of a proper roof that will last with little to no maintenance. Hiring professionals is one of the ways that can guarantee quality work that is worth your money.
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Posted on: 13 July 2021

If you fail to address water streaks or mold on your ceiling early, this problem may cause major structural damage to your roof and the entire home, resulting in potentially expensive home repair bills. Here are some of the typical issues discovered when inspecting roofs for leaks. Poor Roofing Installation It's not uncommon for roof leaks to occur in older homes. Like other manufactured products, roofing materials suffer wear and tear from constant exposure to the outside elements.
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