Category Archive For "Roofing"
When Is the Best Time to Install Your New Roof?
The timing of your roof replacement can have an effect on the cost of the project, how long it will take and, ultimately, the overall quality of the work done. While many people want to put the project off to avoid the sound of hammers during the day, realize that planning ahead rather than procrastinating …
Choosing the Best Roofing Materials to Use on Your Home
Your home’s roof is one of the most vital systems to its structural integrity. Not only does the roof keep things like water and debris from falling directly into your home, it also sheds water and diverts it away from the home’s foundation. On top of that, roofs protect from solar damage caused by UV …
How to Save Money on Roofing
Getting a new roof put on your house is expensive. With the weather that the Philadelphia area sees, though, having a solid roof to keep the wind, rain and snow on the outside where it belongs is very important. With a little research and effort, you may be able to save money on your roofing …
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How to Identify Roof Problems
The roof of your building is the first line of defense between you and the elements. Because of that, a roof can often easily become compromised and become a major source of problems for a building. Your roof may seem simple, but it is actually a complex system that needs all of its parts to …
The Most Common Roof Problems (That You Can Repair Yourself)
Your roof is one of the most important components of your home. It protects it from the elements by sealing out water, insects, debris and other undesirables. Small problems with a roof can create major consequences to your home’s interior, including mold growth and structural damage. Here are some of the most common roofing problems, …
Understanding How Your Roof Works So You Can Make Better Repair Decisions
Roofs may seem simple, but they are actually a rather complex system. Since they take the brunt of damage from the winds, rains, falling debris and other elements, they must be designed to handle abuse for years on end with relatively little maintenance. Homeowners that want to be able to make informed decisions about their …
