It’s all about the environment these days, “going green” is a hot phrase right now, not only because “green” roofing materials are better for the environment but they are better for your wallet too! “Green” roofing materials may cost more initially, but the energy savings and environmental protections they provide will last for years to […]
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When considering replacing your roof, like most things in life, you get what you pay for. Roofing costs correlate directly to the longevity of a roof, with cheaper installations lasting for just a few years to pricier options lasting 100+ years! Of course a home or building owners financial situation will likely dictate what they
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Your roof is susceptible to a variety of issues, from strong weather damage to damage from debris such as tree limbs and such. Out of these problems, there are 5 identifiable roof component areas where problems occur so often they can be classified as common and therefore deserve attention when it’s time for inspections and immediate repair
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It’s estimated that 90% of homes have excessive moisture due primarily to poor ventilation. For many years, little was understood in the construction industry about the importance of proper ventilation and many homes and buildings were constructed without giving it a thought. Even today there are misconceptions about what constitutes proper ventilation, hopefully we can
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Roofing isn’t something most people think about unless there is a problem. As such, most homeowners are educated by whomever they’ve hired. The problem with that is, it is very difficult to know whom to trust, especially if you have no idea what they are talking about. Having at least a basic working knowledge of
Knowledge Is Power: 11 Roof Components You Should Know Read More »
Roofing shingles are curved or flat tiles made from varying materials that overlap and interlock in a fashion that channels water off of a pitched roof. They are made of materials that are determined by cost, weight, durability, color, and architectural styles. Shingles are used exclusively for roofs with sloping sides that are steep enough
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So we all know what a roof is. We know basically what it does (protects our homes, offices, schools. and more from the elements) and the importance of keeping it in shape and well maintained. But what makes up a roof exactly? What is it that makes a roof effective? A roof’s primary function is to
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They don’t just look cool, skylights are an excellent source of natural sunlight during the winter months. Even on the coldest days, a clear sky can bring in lots of bright sunlight which not only brightens up a dark room it can help chase those winter blues away!. A defective or leaking skylight can wreck
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Meteorologists are predicting this could be a particularly harsh winter for Georgia. The South has long been known for it’s milder winters but even we have our blizzards and extreme cold every 10 years or so. Ensuring your roof is ready for whatever nature can throw at it is critical, even more so if it
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This series, “The Basics of Residential Roofing” isn’t a course on how to be a roofer but rather an effort by us to help homeowners have a better understanding of their roof system so, when the time comes, they will have the knowledge to comprehend what is going on with their roof and what their
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