Most of our roof shingles will weaken due to extreme weather conditions, such as harsh summer heat and heavy hailstorms. This means homeowners will eventually call a roofing company for a repair or replacement, especially if you notice blisters on your roof. We’ll enlighten you more about how this occurs and how you can easily deal with…
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Asphalt shingles basically have three layers: the mat (either made of cellulose fibers or glass fibers) at the base, the actual layer of asphalt in the middle and the coating of protective mineral granules at the top. It is this topmost layer that gives the asphalt shingles most of their weather resistance. When these granules…
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Learning more about the factors that can damage your roof is the first and crucial step to their maintenance. Take roof damage caused by wind, for example. Many Colorado homeowners have faced it at some point. Wind damage, however, still has a couple of misconceptions surrounding it that can affect how you should react and…
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If you take a look around your neighborhood, you’ll probably notice that a majority of homes have something in common: they all have asphalt shingle roofing. The enduring popularity of this particular roofing material is not exactly unearned. Asphalt shingles offer many benefits that make them a worthy investment for every homeowner.…
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A roof replacement is a large investment for many homeowners. You have to ensure that your new roof can protect your home from harsh weather elements, such as high winds, heavy downpours and damaging hail. Like any home improvement project, it requires careful planning and a whole lot of preparation. One important aspect to consider is…
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It is critical to keep your roof replacement project on track. Being on schedule is not only an indicator of success, but also a telltale sign of an efficient home improvement service. An experienced roof replacement company can estimate how long the project will take depending on the size of your home. However, poor planning may delay…
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