What Makes Architectural Shingles Better Than 3-Tab?
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28 November 2022
If you're installing a new roof on your home, there's a good chance you're going with some form of asphalt shingles. Asphalt shingles are more common than other roofing types in the United States, but this category isn't monolithic. Instead, asphalt shingles come in two broad categories: 3-tab and architectural.
You've probably heard that 3-tab shingles are a more luxurious and higher-end product, but what makes them so good? Is the extra cost worth the benefits you'll see from installing architectural shingles over lower-cost 3-tab options?
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Tips For Getting An Estimate From A Roofing Contractor
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21 November 2022
If you need to have your roof replaced, or even if you need major repairs, then you will need to start by getting an estimate. This is a pretty simple task from the perspective of the customer. The roofing contractor usually looks over your roof and home, and then they tell you about how much they will charge if you decide to have them do the work. There are, however, a few simple things you can do to ensure the estimate you get from your roofing company is accurate and complete.
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3 Ways Your Commercial Roof Will Warn You When It Needs Maintenance
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14 November 2022
Most commercial buildings experience massive foot traffic per day. So, if you own or manage one, you should ensure that you have the information and tools to maintain all aspects of the structure. This includes the roof, a crucial component of the building because it keeps rainwater and all other harsh weather elements away. As such, it needs excellent roof maintenance if you want long-term and reliable service. Here are four ways that your roof warns you when it needs attention.
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Emergency Roofing Repairs Your Residential Roofers Are Well-Equipped To Address
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4 November 2022
As a responsible homeowner, you should pay keen attention to your roof and commission repair as soon as you notice a problem with it. This is because it is a critical part of your home, and you should keep it in good condition. Unfortunately, roofs can succumb to wear and tear without your knowledge. This is especially true for emergency roof repairs that happen in your absence or without warning.
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