Points To Discuss With Your Roofing Contractor About Getting New Asphalt Shingles Installed Over Old Ones
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10 August 2022
If you have an asphalt shingle roof you'll be replacing soon, you might wonder about putting the new shingles over the old ones rather than tearing the old roof off. Your roofing contractor can check your roof and let you know if that's a good idea. Sometimes it may be possible, but other times, the old roof needs to come off. Here are some points to discuss with your roofing contractor.
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Reasons Your Metal Roofing Keeps Leaking
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2 August 2022
Only a handful of commercial roofing materials can compete against metal roofs' performance. However, it is important to note that this does not make them indestructible. For example, there are several issues that can cause them to leak. It helps to find out why this keeps happening so you won't have to deal with this problem recurrently. Once you know the root cause, an expert can apply a permanent solution. Below are some reasons behind metal roofing leaks.
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Common Spanish Tile Roof Problems And How To Repair Them
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28 July 2022
Spanish tile roofing is a type of roofing that is often traditionally used on Spanish or Colonial-style homes. It has been used for centuries and has been adapted to today's trends. If a tile roof is properly maintained, it can last for many years with no major issues. One of the most common issues on Spanish-style roofs is when tiles pop off the roof from age or from hail damage. These tiles can be repaired with a few simple supplies and tools.
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What To Know About Hiring A Roof Inspection Contractor
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25 July 2022
While your home's roof plays a vital role in protecting your space from water damage and the elements, there are times when your roof may be in disrepair, and you don't know about the damage. Inspecting your roof for problems is crucial, and you will need to look to roof inspection contractors for these services. Home roof inspection contractors are trained to see the damage that may not be apparent to a homeowner.
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