How to know if your potential roofer is a crook

Although many roofers who fit the bill for professionals may just simply be playing the role; if you do proper research then you are less likely to be scammed. The first step in the process of finding an honest roofer is to talk with family, friends, insurance company, and your real estate agent for recommendations. (more…)

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How to choose the right roofer

When it comes to selecting a roofer, there are certain things you need to pay attention to in order to ensure that you are not only dealing with a professional; but that you are also dealing with someone who is very experienced. Here are some tips to help you select a good roofer: (more…)

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Is your roof in good shape for Summer?

Rain, hail, and wind are often part of the weather system during the summer months. Therefore, now is the time to be proactive by performing simple preventative maintenance checks to ensure that your roof is in good shape for the summer. (more…)

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Regular Roof Cleaning Can Extend The Life of Your Roof

A clean roof is not only esthetically pleasing but it could put money in your pocket as well. Money can be saved from the cost of replacing or repairing the roof. Another money saving means is the reduced electricity bills due to a better functioning/more efficient roof. Many people might not realize it but keeping the roof clean extends its life. Firstly, a clean roof makes it quite easy to identify if there are any issues with the roof whether minor or major. (more…)

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Roof Algae

Algae are actually plants that do not have roots, stems, leaves, flowers, et cetera. However, the variety that grows on roofs relies on the sun, moisture, and the shingles to provide sustenance for their growth. Since asphalt shingles are made of limestone, algae have ample supply of food from these shingles. The most common type of algae that grow on roofs is gloeocapsa magma. (more…)

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Whats Lurking In Your Gutter

Rain gutters that surround a roof can sometimes be havens for all sorts of debris. Leaves, granules from roof shingles, bits of broken branches, and even small animals are common inhabitants of gutters. (more…)

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