Most homeowners do not think about their roofs unless it starts to leak or cause damage to the home. However, your roof is essential to your home’s structure. A problem with your roof can lead to serious damage to the rest of your home. Knowing when to replace a roof is important and can save you thousands of dollars in the long run.
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When it comes to your roof, you should not take any chances. Your roof is all that stands between mother nature and your loved ones as well as your possessions. If your roof needs repairs or replacement, it is important to ally with an insured and licensed, professional roofing company. You may be asking yourself, “Don’t roofers need to be licensed in Texas?” The answer is actually no. But, why would you want to work with a company that is not? We explain why this is important below.
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A new roof for your home is probably one of the largest investments you will make. So it’s important to ask a few questions to make sure you get the most for your money with a job well done. Here is a list of some important questions to ask before hiring a roofing contractor in Texas.
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When your home represents one of the biggest investments of your life, it is important to adopt a routine maintenance plan to help protect it. A well-maintained roof offers peace of mind knowing that your family is safe and secure. But how can you maintain your roof and protect your investment? Follow these summer roof maintenance tips to get started. With some yearly TLC, your roof will last you for years to come.
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In the event of a storm, the following hail damage roof inspection checklist will help Texas residents assess the condition of their roof and take the necessary steps to expedite repairs.
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Homeowners in Texas are not strangers to the effects of severe weather. Torrential rainfall, high winds and hail storms in Texas cause millions of dollars in property damage each year. While any exposed property is at risk, roof damage is the most common result of storm-related weather events. Below, we explain how you can help to prevent hail damage to your roof.
Though we expect our homes to withstand the effects of severe weather, storm damage is a fact of life. However, there are several steps you can take to safeguard your roof against hail and the consequential damage and repairs.
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Hail season is coming up, and it is time to start getting prepared. We break down what you should know about hail season in Texas as a homeowner.
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All homeowners dread roof problems. An issue with your roof has the potential to damage everything below and eat away at your savings, causing plenty of grief along the way. The best thing to keep in mind is that you are not completely powerless when something goes wrong with your roof. An emergency roof repair can hold the tide long enough to perform a roof repair or replacement that should last for years. Read more
We all like to think of our roofs as impenetrable barriers that are indestructible against all forces. Though most roofs are quite reliable, they are somewhat fallible. Roofs are especially vulnerable when harsh weather strikes and the roof repairs often vary quite widely in price. All sorts of different factors determine the final cost of each idiosyncratic roof repair. Everything from the home’s size to the style of roof, the type of shingle, the extent of the damage and other variables play important roles in the project’s cost.
Let’s delve deeper into this phenomenon to help homeowners understand why roof repair service costs are not uniform across the board. Here’s a look at the most common reasons for roof repair and associated costs in Texas. Read more
Texas gets its fair share of wind, rain, and hail. If your roof endures any sort of damage from these storms, do not hire any old roofer to perform the repairs. These storms can cause missing, torn, unsealed, and curled roofing shingles which are warning signs that you should address immediately. Often, missing shingles may lead to significant damage hidden underneath, which not only compromises the roofing system but could cause moisture to get into the interior.
If water flows down a wall or pours from around a ceiling fixture, you can detect the infiltration right away. Unfortunately, leaks caused by missing shingles may not be obvious or go unnoticed in obscure locations such as the attic.
