Faqs Homeowners Often Have Before Gutter Installation
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7 January 2021
If your current gutters are leaking, sagging, or showing other signs of damage, then having new gutters installed on your home is surely a smart move. However, this is something that most people will only do once or a few times during their lifetimes. As such, you're probably a bit unfamiliar with the process, and you may have a few questions, including the following.
Where will the gutters be made?
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Why a Roofing Professional Can Help With Buying the Materials for Your Residential Roof
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29 December 2020
When installing a new roof on your home, it's obviously necessary to purchase roofing materials. For example, felt paper, shingles, and roofing nails or tacks might be needed. You might be thinking about attempting to buy these materials yourself. Instead, though, you may want to leave this part of the job up to your roofing professional. These are some of the reasons why roofing professionals can often be quite helpful when it comes to purchasing necessary roofing materials.
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Questions About Painting Your Metal Roof
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28 December 2020
Do you have a metal roof on your home and want to change the look of the material? If so, you may likely be thinking of painting the material. Here are some questions you likely have about painting an existing metal roof.
Why Repaint A Roof?
There are a few reasons why someone would want to paint the metal roof on their home. While aesthetics and wanting to simply change the color is a main reason, there are other valid reasons as well.
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Reasons for a Sagging Roof and What a Roofing Contractor Might Need to Do About It
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14 December 2020
A sagging roof is often a serious problem that will get worse over time. If you notice a sagging area on your roof, call a roofing contractor to take a look at it as soon as possible. Stay off your roof until then so you don't risk the roof falling out from under you. Here are some causes of a sagging roof and the repairs that might be needed.
1. The Roof Has Too Much Weight
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