Custom Metal Roof Solutions To Talk With Your Roofing Contractor About
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23 June 2021
If you are ready to install a new roof on your home, modern metal materials give you options for design with a durable solution. You might need help choosing the right options that are available with metal roofing. The following custom metal roofing solutions are some of the options you can talk to your roofer about:
Custom Metal Shingle Roof
If you are replacing asphalt shingle roofing, there are metal options that you may want to consider for your project.
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Advice for Homeowners Getting Warranties on Roofing Services
Posted on:
21 June 2021
Roof warranties do a lot of good for homeowners having work done to their property, especially extensive work that involves a lot of materials and repair systems. If you want a roof warranty that's completely valid and meaningful, take these steps when using local roofing services.
1. Go With Worthwhile Warranties
Some roof repairs really need warranties and then some don't. If you know the difference between what is and isn't worth getting a warranty on, you won't waste your money and you'll feel good about how roof repairs are handled.
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Switching To An Asphalt Shingle Roof From Metal Could Give Your Home A New Look
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16 June 2021
A standing seam metal roof is attractive and usually lasts for decades, but like any other building material, a metal roof eventually needs to be replaced. If your roof is old and worn-out, you may want to replace it with something different for a new look for your home, or you may just want to save money and put on asphalt shingles instead of a new metal roof. Here's a look at getting a roof replacement for your metal roof.
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Why Tile Roofing Is A Growing Trend In The Residential Roofing Market
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16 June 2021
Need a new residential roof? Choosing the correct kind of roof for your new or existing home is an important decision. The roof you choose will be part of your home's frontline defense against harsh weather. It will also significantly impact the overall appearance and style of the property, as well as its resale value.
Even though asphalt shingles remain the most common roofing material used in American homes, tile roofing is also a great choice for residential roofing applications.
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