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Shingles, Nails, and Beyond

A roof is more than the sum of its parts. Somehow, of those shingles, nails, and pieces of flashing come together to create a durable barrier that prevents water from making its way into your home. Your roof is your main line of protection against storms, high winds, and even flying branches. As such, don't you think it deserves great treatment? You can take better care of your roof by keeping your gutters clear, addressing moss issues promptly, and having shingles replaced as soon as they go missing. Read more on this website, and find a reliable roofer to work with you, too.

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Hurricane Roof Damage & Your Business

30 December 2020
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Hurricanes are destructive forces, and you have surely noticed the problems they produce in your area. Businesses and homes in your area may experience extreme roofing issues because of hurricanes. So, what can a hurricane do to your business? These are just a few of the common issues your business may face as a result of extreme weather. Wind Can Pick Up Shingles and Tiles If your business has shingles or tiles, high winds can damage them. Read More 

Why A Metal Roof Would Be A Good Choice For Your Two-Story Home

28 December 2020
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If you need a new roof and your home has two stories, you might want to consider switching from asphalt shingles to metal, especially if your shingles received a lot of wind damage before. While shingles work well on a two-story home, metal might perform even better while making your home more attractive. Here are some benefits of putting a metal roof on a two-story home. Metal Resists Wind Damage Read More 

Five Signs You Need To Service Your Metal Siding

15 December 2020
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Metal siding is prized for its durability and long life -- it's often the last time you will need to side your home. Yet, metal siding isn't completely immune to problems. Fortunately, most can be repaired. 1. Dents and Dings Dents can be one of the most destructive types of damage on metal siding. One or two small dents and dings can often be popped out and repaired, especially if the metal isn't creased. Read More 

Post-Winter Maintenance Checklist For A Commercial Flat Metal Roof

8 December 2020
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Winter can take a toll on your commercial metal roof. The low temperatures, snow, and other inclement weather conditions can cause roof damage. Thus, it's essential to carry out post-winter maintenance and manage problems before they get worse. With this in mind, here is a checklist of the maintenance processes to undertake for a flat metal roof. Check for Pooling Flat roofs have a small pitch, which means that rainwater may not drain properly from the structure. Read More 

How To Check For Leaky Screws On Your Metal Roof And Repairs That May Be Needed

30 November 2020
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If your metal roof is leaking, the problem might be with a screw. Metal roof panels are held to the roof with screws that have plastic or rubber washers. This system usually forms a watertight seal that keeps rain out, but if a problem develops with a screw, rain might leak through. Here's how to monitor problems with metal roofing screws and the repairs that could be needed. How To Check The Screws On Your Metal Roof Read More