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Monday, 17 May 2010

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Roof Tips 101

Don't Walk On The Roof!

You could dislodge the protective surface granules, diminishing waterproofing effectiveness.  You also could fall off or through a weak, damaged roof.

If you find large accumulations of shingle surface granules in the gutters, it doesn’t necessarily mean the roof needs to be replaced.  Call us to inspect the roof if in doubt.

Tile roofs should be checked for cracked, missing or loose pieces of roofing material.  For asphalt or wood-shingle roofs, look for protruding nails.

On flat roofs, look for bare spots in the gravel surface and check for standing water.

Check television antennas and other add-ons to see if there are leaks that are a result of improper sealing of openings made in the roof

How Do I know If I Need A New Roof?

If you have shingles blown off the roof.

If the shingles are starting to curl or crack.

If you have water dripping down between the gutter and fascia.

If you have stains in the sheet rock of your home.
Also if you have wrinkles in the paint and or blisters in the paint.

If you have water coming into your home.

Choosing The Right Contractor

The contractor should be professional in his or her appearance, and their handling of your roofing project.

The contractor should have been in business for at least ten years. The contractor should be able to provide you with their business license and proof of insurance.

The roofing contractor should be knowledgeable, and should ask questions about your roofing needs.

You should feel comfortable with your contractor.

Weekly Definitions

Double Coverage:

Application of asphalt roofing such that the lapped portion is at least two inches wider than the exposed portion, resulting in two layers of roofing material over the deck.