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As a homeowner, you expect a brand new roof to last for several years before you repair, refurbish or replace it. However, certain things that are beyond or in your control may cause roofing to fail, even if you just bought it a few months or weeks ago. You then start asking yourself, “how did this happen?”
This is because your roofing system doesn’t just cover your house. They’re a long-term investment that takes skill to install, but even the most skilled person will need quality materials.
Crown Roofing LTD explains the top reasons your roof might fail.
Improper Installation
Even if the contractor you hire installs first-rate materials, if done incorrectly, the roofing has a higher chance to fail. This is a major reason to carefully choose a company that has the experience and expertise to do the job correctly. The one you select must have knowledge about different products, design of homes, and how these affect roofing. We at Crown Roofing LTD provide the services you need without rushing the job or overlooking the smallest of details.
Poor Ventilation
According to experts on roofing repairs, proper ventilation prevents the roof from failing prematurely. There needs to be a balance of cool air entering the exhaust and attic, and moist and hot air going out. Poor ventilation can become a problem, especially during the summer and winter, because moisture and heat may build up in the former, and ice dams may form in the latter.
Low-Quality Materials
Some homeowners choose the cheapest bid and materials when they build and install their roof. However, they end up spending more because of frequent repairs and repurchasing. At Crown Roofing LTD , we have roof installation experts that use top-rated products and services when our customers seek our help.
We serve the New Westminster and Surrey areas and provide our customers with first-rate new roofing. We only use quality materials to make sure your roof doesn’t fail. Contact us at (604) 210-6655 so we can help you find the right products for your roofing needs.
