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A brick house with a blue sky and questions to ask about the roof.

Buying a new home? Know the questions to ask about the roof

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When you are out to buy a new home, there are several aspects that you must look into to make the rich choice. Once you have identified a few properties based on their outward appearance, locality, and costs, among others, it is time you delve deeper. The best way to know more about your potential … Continued
A group of men are working on a roof replacement job.

What is the best time to go for a roof replacement?

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If you want to get the maximum benefits out of your roofing job, it is crucial that you get it done during the most conducive time of the year. Yes, different seasons of the year pose different obstacles as well as have various advantages for your roof. Hence, if you are planning to get a … Continued
A man is standing on top of a roof with damaged shingles.

What should you do if you have damaged shingles?

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Looking around carefully, you will realize that most slant roofs are made with shingles- flat and rectangular tiles made with different materials like clay, asphalt, and more. The shingles can create an impressive look and ensure that your house is well-protected from nature’s elements like sun rays, cold, chilliness, and more. However, these materials are … Continued
A house with a distinguished copper roofing, located on the corner of a street.

The pros and cons of copper roofing

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Copper roofing is one of the oldest materials used to date. It not only gives a sustainable roofing system but also gives an attractive look to your property. Copper roofing is one of the roofing materials that offer many advantages, however, it has some disadvantages too. Therefore, homeowners should consult professional roofers who can determine … Continued
A house with an old roof and a for sale sign in front of it.

Should You Buy A House With An Old Roof?

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You have found the house that is just perfect for you and your family- great location, the right amount of space, good school district, everything you want including the price point. However, there could be one issue- you might be buying a house with an old roof.  Ignoring the condition of the roof could lead … Continued
A close up of a black shingled roof with shingle roofing.

Pros And Cons Of Shingle Roofing

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There are many roofing options available these days, however, shingle roofing remains the most commonly used. The reasons for this vary widely, from the relatively low cost of the material to its attractive looks. While there are certain pros and cons of shingle roofing. Let’s take a look The Pros of shingle roofing Affordable Asphalt … Continued
A house with right roof ventilation, located in the middle of a grassy field.

Right Roof Ventilation- It’s Vital!

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Mold, ice dams, rotting wood, and higher energy bills- all can be prevented if you have right roof ventilation. No matter what is the climate, proper roof ventilation plays a vital role in helping the roofing system last longer and prevent issues in the long-run. As a homeowner, you should understand that proper roof ventilation … Continued
A brown tiled roof with a leaky shingle.

How Can You Patch A Leaky Shingle?

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A leaky shingle can cause major damage to your home. Therefore, it is important to find the problem and rectify it as soon as you notice it. There are a few minor issues of roof leaks commonly found in homes that can be easily repaired. Here we have compiled a few tips that can help … Continued
new shiny roof

Does A New Shiny Roof Increase The Value Of Your Home?

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A roof makes up to 40% of the visual space on the exterior of your home and can have a significant impact on its overall curb appeal. Having a well-maintained or a new roof especially when you are looking to sell your property can come in as a powerful marketing tool to decide the value … Continued
A person's hands inspecting hail balls for potential hail damage.

How To Spot The Signs Of Hail Damage On Your Roof?

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The roofs are meant to withstand extreme weather and protect our home, however, hail damage is not always preventable. Hailstones can range from as small as a pea to the size of a softball and bigger size hailstones can fall nearly 100 miles an hour that can cause damage to your roof. Hail damage can … Continued
A red brick house with ways to keep the roof cool during the summers.

4 Ways To Keep The Roof Cool During Summers

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Want to keep the roof cool during the summers? Here are a few ways that can protect your roof from the summer heat and keep it cool. Summers are around the corner and with it comes the scorching heat. While we usually do well to keep ourselves cool, very few homeowners think about keeping their … Continued
A house with a rooftop fire poses a significant risk of fire damage.

How To Reduce The Risk Of Fire Damage

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The roof is a critical part of your house as it protects you and your family from all the natural elements; a damaged roof can barely fulfill this purpose.  The risk of fire damage to the roof is one of the most costly and emotionally devastating disasters one can experience. Fire not only damages your … Continued
A house with solar panels on the roof undergoing spring cleaning.

Checklist For Spring Cleaning Of The Roof

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After the winter season ends, all homeowners must prepare their roofs for the spring. This is important because if you know that what you need to clean, inspect or repair you can prepare your roof for the spring season easily. The best approach is to make a checklist for spring cleaning of the roof. There … Continued
A driveway leading to a house with a roofing material pathway.

How To Select The Best Roofing Material For Your New Roof?

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A new roof is a big investment. Nowadays, with so many styles and types of roofing material available, the task gets a bit challenging. So to help you pick from possibilities that range from familiar materials to the ones you never knew existed, we have compiled a list to consider while selecting a roofing material. … Continued
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