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Why do you need a strong roof on your home? To support Santa's sleigh, of course! In a more realistic sense, however, a strong roof is important for your home's protection. It keeps the wind and rain outside, and it also insulates your home against the chill of winter and the heat of summer. Most people think of roofs as being made from shingles, but roofers can make a strong roof from slate, tile, metal, or an array of other materials, too. We hope that as you read this roofing blog, you gain a lot of knowledge about the profession and about roofs in general.

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Here Is How You Know That Time To Repair Your Tile Roof Is Now
23 August 2021

Tile roofs are popular all over the world because …

Why More Homeowners Are Gravitating Towards Flat Roofs
6 July 2021

Traditionally used on commercial and industrial pr …

Why Your Roof Could Be Leaking And Why Timely Roof Repair Services Are Critical
14 April 2021

Your roof can develop various problems with time. …

3Important Commercial Roof Maintenance Tasks
6 April 2021

All that is standing between your commercial space …

Roof Replacement After Mold Remediation: How This Process Works
31 March 2021

Finding mold in your attic is never a good thing. …

Here Is How You Know That Time To Repair Your Tile Roof Is Now

23 August 2021
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Tile roofs are popular all over the world because of their durability, excellent quality, and style. They come in all sizes and colors, and you can install them on residential and commercial property. Modern tile roof designs will offer you excellent ventilation and need very little maintenance throughout the years. However, you still have to take care of the roof if you want several decades of service from it. The key thing is looking for anything indicating that it is time to repair your tile roof and contacting a seasoned roofer to fix the problem. Read More 

Why More Homeowners Are Gravitating Towards Flat Roofs

6 July 2021
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Traditionally used on commercial and industrial projects, flat roofs are increasingly being seen on residential buildings. More homeowners are discovering the advantages they can reap from building low-sloped roofs. Highlighted below are some of the top reasons why modern homeowners are increasingly opting for flat roofs. Continue reading to explore some of the top benefits that flat roofs can bring. Lower Upfront Cost The greatest advantage of a flat roof is the upfront cost. Read More 

Why Your Roof Could Be Leaking And Why Timely Roof Repair Services Are Critical

14 April 2021
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Your roof can develop various problems with time. Some of the roofing problems you may experience include damaged flashing, blown-off shingles, failing granules, and rotting soffit. However, dealing with roof leaks is perhaps the worst of the roofing problems any homeowner can experience.  With a leaking roof, you will need several drip basins or buckets whenever it rains. It's wrong to take roof leaks lightly because they sometimes indicate there's a bigger roofing problem to address. Read More 

3Important Commercial Roof Maintenance Tasks

6 April 2021
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All that is standing between your commercial space and the elements is the roof on your building. Commercial roofs provide essential protection for employees, customers, and valuable assets housed within a commercial building at any given time. A commercial roof failure has the potential to financially cripple your business. Many major commercial roof failures start as small issues that could easily be repaired by an experienced roofing technician. It's important that you identify some of the critical maintenance you should be providing your commercial roof so that you can extend the lifespan of your roofing materials well into the future. Read More 

Roof Replacement After Mold Remediation: How This Process Works

31 March 2021
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Finding mold in your attic is never a good thing. When it has taken over most of the wood that makes up your roof, that is even worse. Despite the efforts of mold remediation specialists to remove that mold, you might still be faced with having to replace part or all of your roof. Here is how this process proceeds.  Mold Is Removed First Even if you find that you have to repair or replace a portion of your roof, the mold still has to be removed to prevent it from spreading to the new roof sections and spreading to any older parts of the roof not currently affected. Read More