Roofing Blog (RSS)
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Sep
Sep
When Roofs Age: Signs of Wear and Tear
Posted: Sep 30, 2009
Come rain, come wind, come pounding sun; you roof is made to last for years. However, since the roof is the primary location for weather to attack your house, it is natural for it to sustain some wear and tear over time. Roof decay can be the result of improper installation and poor maintainance, so periodically having your roof inspected and repaired will save you money and worry.
Posted: Sep 30, 2009
Come rain, come wind, come pounding sun; you roof is made to last for years. However, since the roof is the primary location for weather to attack your house, it is natural for it to sustain some wear and tear over time. Roof decay can be the result of improper installation and poor maintainance, so periodically having your roof inspected and repaired will save you money and worry.
15
Sep
Sep
Underlay: What You Didn’t Know
Posted: Sep 15, 2009
Most homeowners think of their roof in terms of the materials seen from the outside. Shake, shingle, tile, and other materials serve aesthetic and protective purposes in a roofing system. Many people forget about what resides underneath those materials: underlay. While not visible at first glance, underlay provides the protection, integrity and security every roof system needs. Read on to find out more about the underlay on your roof.
Posted: Sep 15, 2009
Most homeowners think of their roof in terms of the materials seen from the outside. Shake, shingle, tile, and other materials serve aesthetic and protective purposes in a roofing system. Many people forget about what resides underneath those materials: underlay. While not visible at first glance, underlay provides the protection, integrity and security every roof system needs. Read on to find out more about the underlay on your roof.
27
Jul
Jul
7 Ways to Avoid the Infamous “Roofing Rip Off”
Posted: Jul 27, 2009
The Arizona Roofing Contractor's Association has some great advice about how to avoid "Roofing Ripoffs". The article covers seven steps that will help everyone spot the real deal contractors and make roof savvy decisions. Read on to find out how to stay away from unlicensed, uninsured, and unprofessional roofers.
Posted: Jul 27, 2009
The Arizona Roofing Contractor's Association has some great advice about how to avoid "Roofing Ripoffs". The article covers seven steps that will help everyone spot the real deal contractors and make roof savvy decisions. Read on to find out how to stay away from unlicensed, uninsured, and unprofessional roofers.
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