All In a Day’s Work: A Roofer’s Blog

Posted on: 30 September 2021

For homeowners who have only ever dealt with roofing repairs, a roof replacement is a completely different undertaking. You may not know what to expect of the process or what decisions you'll need to make. The truth is that there are, in fact, some choices that you'll need to make along the way to ensure the best possible results from your roof replacement project. Here's a look at some of the things that you should think about as you start planning your roof replacement.
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Posted on: 14 September 2021

Are you thinking of installing a new roof on your commercial property? If yes, you've come to the right place. Roofing is one of the most important investments you'll make for your building, and it's essential to get everything right from the beginning. Whether it's maintenance, repair work, or quality materials, you want everything to be top-notch. This is where a roofing contractor comes into play. When hiring one, you should do your due diligence to ensure they can offer their services according to your personalized needs.
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Posted on: 25 August 2021

Objects like stones, tree branches, and debris can hit your roof. However, the damage may not seem severe as when hit by a hailstorm. In fact, a hailstorm is among the things that many homeowners dread and wish that it never hits their roofs because of the severe damage it causes. Unfortunately, a hailstorm may hit your roof at some point in life. When this happens, you may spend thousands of dollars fixing the damage.
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Posted on: 24 August 2021

Your roof installer will provide a quote prior to beginning work, but it is important to note that sometimes damage isn't visible until the roofer tears down the old roofing material. The following are a few things that may surface, along with how a roofer can address them. 1. Rotten Decking One of the most common problems that is uncovered during installation is rotten decking boards. The plywood decking can sometimes be checked for rot from inside the attic, but this may not be possible if you have a finished attic with no visual access to the underside of the roof.
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