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Good planning helps you make better decisions and minimizes future uncertainties when it comes to residential roofing replacement. It will keep you on track and within budget as well as help you avoid problems down the line. Here are four common mistakes to avoid while planning a roof replacement.
[Read more…]Your residential roofing system is supposed to keep its structural integrity for as long as your home is standing. So, if you notice some sagging, this is a serious red flag that needs your immediate attention. While not all sagging roofs are in immediate danger of collapsing, sagging does mean you’ve got to do something now before the structure gets any weaker.
[Read more…]Wherever there are spots on a commercial or residential roofing system that are prone to leaks, roofers install roof flashing. Such spots include joints between different parts of the roof, such as skylights, vents, chimneys, etc. Without flashing, those areas will be penetrated by moisture.
[Read more…]When it comes to residential roofing systems, most homeowners think that contractors only use one kind of shingle to complete an installation. This isn’t necessarily the case as nowadays as there is another kind that roofers install in tandem with the actual shingles of your roof: ridge cap shingles.
[Read more…]The roof is one of the most important components of any home as it is a property’s first line of defense against the elements. As such, you can expect it to sustain some damage over time, and, when your residential roofing system sustains severe damage, you may need to have it replaced sooner rather than later. However, when you’re getting your roof replaced, you first need to get an estimate, and, as the homeowner, it’s best that you know everything that should be included in a roof replacement estimate.
Here are the six things that should always be included in a roofing estimate:
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