Roofs are known for their countless functions, which include ensuring the protection of a property and its occupants, providing insulation, keeping your place safe and dry, and even boosting your home’s property value. However, there are still specific ways that your system helps you save energy.…
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A large tree falling on the roof is a scenario that most homeowners hope to never encounter. However, extreme weather conditions or overgrowth are inevitable, and these can easily cause trees to buckle and come hurling down on nearby structures, leading to serious damage and costly roof repair. Here are the things you can do if…
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Most of our roof shingles will weaken due to extreme weather conditions, such as harsh summer heat and heavy hailstorms. This means homeowners will eventually call a roofing company for a repair or replacement, especially if you notice blisters on your roof. We’ll enlighten you more about how this occurs and how you can easily deal with…
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Colorado weather is nothing if not fickle, and rain can suddenly fall in the middle of your roof job. So, what do roofers do in light of this unwelcome surprise? …
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Asphalt shingles basically have three layers: the mat (either made of cellulose fibers or glass fibers) at the base, the actual layer of asphalt in the middle and the coating of protective mineral granules at the top. It is this topmost layer that gives the asphalt shingles most of their weather resistance. When these granules…
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It turns out there are multiple reasons why taking on a DIY roofing project is not a good idea. However, they all boil down to the most critical factor: safety. Attempting a DIY roofing project is incredibly risky, especially if the homeowner has little roofing experience. When a roof problem arises, it’s best to hire…
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