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While [company_name] recommends performing a routine roof inspection twice per year – once in the spring and once in the fall – there are also some special circumstances when you should call for a professional Richmond roofing inspection. 1. You are buying a new home. If you are considering the purchase of a home, insist on a roof inspection. This is typically part o

As 2011 draws to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who contributed to the success of [company_name] over the past year. We express a heartfelt thank-you to our wonderful customers for their business. We know you have many roofing companies in Vancouver to choose from, and are honored you continue to select Crown for your roofing needs! We are also grateful for our loyal employees, who make the difference for us and our customers. Thank you for giving 110% to every job! We

All manufacturers provide a warranty against manufacturing defects for their Richmond roofing products, but the similarities end there. The length of the warranty, what’s covered and the transferability of the warranty will depend upon the manufacturer. [company_name] is proud to offer and install GAF roofing systems for our Vancouver homeowners, because we know that every roof we build is backed by industry-leading warranty coverage. GAF offers three levels of Posted In: British Columbia Roofing Contractors , Tagged With: Richmond roofers, roof inspection, roofer Richmond, roofing BC, roofing contractors British Columbia, warranty coverage,

Did you know that roofing contractors are the most researched industry with the Better Business Bureau? It's important to do your homework before selecting a roofing contractor in Vancouver, and the BBB has developed an additional method to help you choose a great contractor: BBB Accreditation. Businesses based in the United States and Canada that abide by high standards for business practices and complete application procedur

As temperatures on the Lower Mainland begin to fall and the cost for residential electricity continues to rise, many homeowners begin to think about the expense associated with keeping their homes cozy during the winter. Unfortunately, this is often a losing battle because many homes are poorly prepared for cold weather. Drafty windows, leaky roofs, and lack of insulation are all energy-wasting problems that can easily be remedied by the do-it-yourself homeowner. Here are a few tips on weatherizing important areas