Selling a home is a stressful process even when everything goes right. There is a lot of time, energy, paperwork and emotions that go into it, and even little complications can feel like massive burdens.
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Try to take a walk around your community and take note of the roofing systems of your neighbors. You’ll most likely find out that they’re using asphalt shingle roofing systems.
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Your roofing system is one of your most valuable investments and components of your home. As such, you would want nothing but the best service whenever it’s being repaired, maintained, inspected, or replaced.
Read MoreIt’s common knowledge for homeowners that the elements can cause serious damage to your roofing system, especially if it has existing problems. However, not a lot of homeowners know that severe humidity buildup can deal serious damage to your roofing system behind your back.
Read MoreThe primary function of the standard roofing system is to keep the home safe from weather damage. But problems caused by water, ice and wind are not the only things homeowners should watch out for.
Read MoreA roof installation is generally done in two ways. There’s roof overlay, which involves installing a new layer of shingles on top of the old ones, and roof tear-off, which completely removes the old system before a new roof is installed.
Read MoreBecause getting a new roof is an extensive (not to mention expensive) project, you’ll want to take measures that can head off possible issues and unnecessary delays. This means careful and methodical preparation.
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Through early planning and meticulous budgeting, you can keep your roof replacement project on track and within budget.
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Always vet residential and flat roof contractors before hiring them. In addition to the basic requirements (a license and workers’ insurance) for contractors in the state, it would also be good to know the ways contractors with a less-than-stellar record cut corners.
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The type of shingles attached to your roof plays an important role in protecting your home from the elements, but so does its underlayment.
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