Many types of roofs, when done by a reputable roofing business, endure longer than 15 years; some can hold up well for 50 years or beyond, barring a catastrophic storm or a big tree that falls. It should
Continue readingRoof inspections are an essential part of maintaining a healthy and safe home. Regular roof inspections can help identify potential problems before they become major issues, saving you time, money, and
Continue readingThere are several compelling reasons to consider purchasing a new roof for your home or building. A new roof can provide a number of important benefits, including increased energy efficiency, improved
Continue readingIn most cases, yes. Roof leaks and other forms of roof damage are covered by homeowner’s insurance, provided that the damage was not caused by a condition specifically excluded from the coverage.
Continue readingWhen it comes to houses, protection is the name of the game. Indeed, people are concerned with every aspect of their home, from the basement to the drywall and everything in between, as well they should.
Continue readingDepending on the roof and shingle type, a roof may need to be repaired or replaced if it takes 20 years. Roof age can also be an important factor. Depending on the roof and shingle type, a roof may need
Continue readingFixing a leak from inside the house is impossible – it will only divert the water to another part of the roof, where it will eventually find its way or cause sheathing rot and further damage. Once
Continue readingYou may not be able to seal the leak immediately, especially if it’s raining and wet. The roof surface does not last when wet until it has had time to harden. When the rainy days are over and the
Continue readingIn most cases, we recommend that homeowners make a full canopy if about half of the roof is damaged. That said, there are some cost-saving options if you’re worried your budget won’t support
Continue readingPatch your roof: Cut your new asphalt shingle to the right size and slide it under the shingle above it to cover the area.. Attach the shingle with a hammer and nails. Coat the head of each nail with roofing
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