Keeping the Rain Where It Belongs: An Homage to Roofs

Roof Leak Troubleshooting: An Introduction

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When you’ve got a leaking roof, it can be tough to identify the actual source of the problem. Unless it’s a glaring issue, like a visible hole or obvious roof damage, you’ll have to do some investigation to isolate the source in order to seek the proper repairs. If you’re getting ready to trace the source of your roof leak, it’s important that you have a good idea of the most common culprits.…

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Five Ways To Avoid Ice Dam Damage This Winter

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Your roof is designed to handle most snow and ice, but problems can occur if an ice dam forms. These dams allow moisture to seep beneath shingles and into your house. 1. Improve Your Roof Vents Ice dams are often a result of poor attic ventilation. Hot air from heating your home becomes trapped in the attic where it then melts the snow on your roof too quickly. Once the snowmelt reaches the edge of the roof where temperatures are lower, it refreezes into a dam.…

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A Few Things To Know About The Sheathing, Underlayment, And Shingles That Form Your Roof

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If you’re having your old asphalt roofing replaced or repaired, you may be wondering what the process entails. You know the shingles have to be replaced, but you may not be familiar with what’s underneath the shingles or how a roof is built. An asphalt roof consists of three basic parts: the sheathing, underlayment, and shingles. Here’s a look at how they form a roof and what a roofer does to them when replacing or repairing your roof.…

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