How to Ensure Your Roofing Project Stays on Schedule
Having a smooth roofing project depends on its communication, organization and planning. As such, it’s better to prepare and plan ahead as much as possible as well as anticipate any possible delays during the residential roofing process.
Read MoreWhy Asphalt Shingle Lose Their Granules
Your asphalt shingle roofing has three important functions: to defend against ultraviolet (UV) rays, to add to your home’s aesthetic appeal and to provide fire protection. However, its granules lose adhesion over time, especially when it’s exposed to natural wear and tear conditions, including wind, rain, hail and even foot traffic. If you happen to …
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Read MoreHow Do Insurance Estimates for Storm Damage Work?
If you’re living in an area that commonly encounters heavy rains or storms, most likely you’ve already experienced storm damage which is a difficult ordeal for any homeowner. As such, it’s good to be prepared by getting insurance estimates to give you a clearer idea how much is going to be covered by your insurance …
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Read MoreWhy Work With a GAF-Certified Weather Stopper® Contractor
Your roof is an important investment that protects you and your family from harsh weather conditions, which is why it’s important to use the right materials and hire a skilled roofing contractor to carry out the job. Thankfully, you can enlist the services of a GAF-certified Weather® Stopper roofing contractor that is trained by one …
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Read MoreStorm Damage: What to Know Before Calling an Insurance Agent
Your home is exposed to the elements on a daily basis, and, as such, you can expect it to sustain some damage every now and then. However, when a particularly bad storm passes by your area, the damage may be extensive so it’s understandable if you want to call your insurance agent right away. However, there …
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Read More4 Best Gutter Installation Practices That Experts Follow
Your gutters are an important asset of your home. Not only do they improve your home’s aesthetic appeal, but they also catches the rainwater that runs off your roof and diverts it away from your home, preventing water damage in the process. As a homeowner, it’s in your best interest that you know everything you …
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Read More3 Advantages of Working with a Local Siding Contractor
Siding replacement seems like a straightforward project, but it’s actually quite the investment. That’s why you should work only with a trusted siding contractor for this task. And, not just any contractor either – it’s always a better idea to choose someone local. Here are excellent reasons to work with a siding contractor from your area.
Read MoreTop 5 Reasons to Choose Aluminum Roofing
A summer roof replacement will involve a bit of planning. After all, it is one of the biggest home improvement projects you’ll ever make, and you’ll want to ensure everything goes on smoothly. You should, for instance, choose a durable and long-lasting material for your new roofing. And, for many Illinois homeowners, this would be …
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Read MoreTips for Filing a Successful Roof Storm Damage Claim
Most insurance policyholders believe that they will automatically receive payments after their property is damaged by a storm or other event. But this is often not the case.
Read MoreThe Most Common Causes of Residential Roofing Problems
The moment installation is complete, your roofing system gets exposed to the elements and other external conditions. It can experience problems over time, but with proper care and maintenance, you can prolong its lifespan. By educating yourself about the following common residential roofing problems, you can avoid potential headaches and money pits.
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