Facts, Opinions, and Everything In Between: Roofing Edition

Posted on: 14 June 2021

When you decide to become a homeowner, you have to ensure that the property you acquire remains up to code. Your home will require routine maintenance for it to protect you from harsh outdoor weather conditions. Since the roof is your home's main defense from rainwater and the scorching sun, you should spare no expense in securing its durability. While routine roofing maintenance prolongs the life of your roof, the material cannot last forever.
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Posted on: 11 June 2021

Composite shingles, often manufactured with a combination of asphalt and fiber cement, continue to be one of the most commonly used roofing materials in the nation. Durable and cost-efficient, composite shingles are also known for providing an attractive appearance that fits well with many existing subdivisions and homeowner associations (HOA).  Because the roof is an integral component in stabilizing the home's structure and providing protection from the elements, learning to watch for clues of developing roof condition issues is an important goal.
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Posted on: 8 June 2021

When you have a new roof put on, the roofer often starts at the bottom of your roof and works toward the top. The very first layer of shingles is placed along the edge, these are called the starter shingles. Here's a look at how the starter shingles differ from the rest, how these shingles can be damaged, and the roof repairs that could be needed. How Starter Shingles Differ
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Posted on: 7 June 2021

Your roof protects you from exposure to various harsh elements, such as rough winters, storms, strong winds, and unforgiving summers, and makes you feel safe while indoors. As such, the last thing you want is dark stains on your ceiling or droplets of water flowing into your home every time it rains.  While a leaking roof will often catch you by surprise, you must take immediate action to avoid costly roof damage.
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