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3 Things Roofers Wish You’d Know

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February 8, 2022 by Jack Cottrell

In most cases, roofing companies are eager to address all queries and requirements from homeowners to get in their good graces and to provide excellent customer service. While they can answer all of your questions, your trusted roofers share three things they wish you’d know about roofing before you start your roofing journey. … read more

Causes of Winter Roof Leaks

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February 1, 2022 by Jack Cottrell

Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against the harsh weather conditions like strong winds, freezing temperatures and snowfall. Granted, modern roofing materials are manufactured to withstand these conditions, but they can only do so for so long. They could even encounter issues like roofing leaks, which are a serious problem that need… read more

Essential Information to Expect During a Roofing Estimate

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January 26, 2022 by Jack Cottrell

You sure have heard about one of the most important tips about planning a roof replacement project: comparing estimates from prospective contractors. They won’t be the same in terms of pricing, but you can expect them to have more or less similar and standard information, such as the following: … read more

The Importance of Communicating Well With Your Roofer

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January 17, 2022 by Jack Cottrell

The results of your roof repair or replacement project depend on the work of your chosen roofers. To make sure they do an exceptional job that meets or even exceeds your expectations, you need to learn how to communicate with them properly. This way, both of you can minimize misunderstandings that could cause installation mistakes and… read more

What Causes Asphalt Shingle Curling?

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January 10, 2022 by Jack Cottrell

As one of the leading asphalt roofing contractors in the area, we often get asked by homeowners about asphalt shingle curling. It is one of the signs of wear and tear you’ll want to keep an eye out for every time you check your roof. But why does it happen, and what can you do about it? … read more

Is Covering Your Roof Vents in Winter a Good Idea?

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January 4, 2022 by Jack Cottrell

Your roof has a ventilation system that promotes air circulation in and out of the attic. As long as the intake and exhaust vents remain unobstructed, the chances of heat and moisture buildup are slim to none. However, some homeowners believe that covering them during the winter season helps prevent heat loss inside their homes.… read more

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