At Next Level Roofers, we've encountered and resolved several roofing problems, solidifying our expertise and commitment to preserving home integrity.
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Normal wear and tear on a roof is an inevitable part of homeownership. Over time, exposure to the elements causes gradual degradation of roofing materials, affecting the roof's integrity and longevity.
Read MoreAmong the many roofing options available, metal roofing stands out as a sustainable, durable choice that can offer both practical and aesthetic benefits.
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Standing seam metal roofing systems represent a pinnacle of durability, aesthetics, and efficiency—qualities that have solidified their status in both residential and commercial buildings.
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Roof replacement is a substantial investment in your property. It can enhance your home's weather protection, aesthetic appeal, energy efficiency and value. Moreover, you can better prepare for this project if you know what it involves.
Read MoreWhen planning a roof replacement project, you might come across the terms "decking" and "sheathing." These components create an extra layer of protection against leaks and water damage. Although people use them interchangeably, there are subtle differences between them.
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Your roof is more than just a cover for your home. It offers protection against the elements and keeps your family and belongings safe. You could get an estimate or an inspection when your roof develops issues. While these services sound similar, they serve different purposes.
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A dormer is a roofer structure that projects from a roof plane, and usually features a window. In addition to the aesthetic improvement, they have their practical uses, from natural lighting and ventilation, to an additional egress point.
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All roofs come with an expected life span, with "expected" being the operative word. For example, a standard asphalt shingle roof is often said to be expected to last 20 years, but it can be shorter or longer depending on certain factors. In today's post, Next Level Roofers examine these factors.
Read MoreGranule loss occurs when an asphalt shingle roof's outer layer comes loose and exposes the asphalt layer underneath. It happens to every asphalt shingle roof, but it doesn't always point to a roofing problem.
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