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Repairing My Roof

After I realized that my roof was leaking, I knew that I needed to act fast. Instead of ignoring the problem, I started calling places right away to get a bid for repairs. It was incredible to see how quickly the right business came out. They evaluated the problem and recommended repairs. When they were finished re-shingling my roof, they explained their warranty to me so that I didn't worry. This blog is all about working with roofers and getting your roof repaired so that you can keep your home dry and damage free for many, many years to come.

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Want A Roof That Will Last? 3 Options To Consider

Posted on August 22, 2017

Does it feel like it has not been very long since you last replaced your asphalt roof, and now it needs to be replaced again? You may be looking for an alternative material that will last a long time before needing to be replaced. Here are 3 roofing materials to consider that will be more durable than asphalt shingles. Metal Roof A metal roof is not just reserved for sheds and barns. [Read More]

3 Tips For Dealing With A Storm-Damaged Roof

Posted on August 8, 2017

Your roof is crucial to everything from your home's energy efficiency to keeping out the elements and pests. A well-maintained roof also helps prevent water damage to your home. For these reasons, after a big storm it's important to deal with any roof damage as quickly and proactively as possible. Here are three tips for dealing with a storm-damaged roof: Leave the Inspection to the Pros You may be tempted to climb up on a ladder and inspect your roof yourself after a storm, but this is usually a bad idea. [Read More]

Three Types Of Inspections A Roofer Needs To Do Before Harsh Winter Weather Hits

Posted on August 1, 2017

Many people take the time to have their heating units and plumbing inspected before cold winter hits to make sure that everything is in great working condition, but forget to have all of the components of their roof checked before the weather starts to turn harsh. It is important to hire a professional to inspect your entire roof in the fall so that they have time to make any repairs that need to be done before snow starts to fall. [Read More]

Patching An Asphalt Tar Roof

Posted on July 27, 2017

If you have a roof made from alternating layers of asphalt tar and felt paper, you may be able to make repairs on your own. It is not uncommon to develop isolated leaks before there is a need to replace the entire roof; thus, patching a leak can help to extend the life of your roof and save you money by avoiding the cost of replacing your entire roof. Making repairs is not a highly technical nor difficult process, so as long as you know what you are doing, you should be able to make repairs on your own. [Read More]