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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Storm chasers are companies or individuals who follow strong storms from city to city seeking to make home repairs (mostly roofing and siding) to homes that have been damaged. Knowing that there will be many insurance claims, these people are motivated by the allure of easy money. They range from single man operations to companies
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Most roofing failures during storms and other harsh weather are due to age and/or improper roof installation. Knowing the age and condition of your roof can help you avoid these problems by identifying problem areas and taking care of them before a catastrophic failure occurs. If your answers to any of these questions concern you
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It’s that time of year again, fall is here, the leaves are changing colors and falling all over your roof. This could present a problem if not taken care of promptly, while your at it, here are some tips to follow to make sure your roof is ready for the fall season. The following are
Obvious or foreseen, roof problems are always an inconvenience and many times a significant expense. This post examines five problems that are most common and the conditions that can either cause or be the result of premature failure and reduced service life of low-slope systems. 1) Roof leaks and moisture: No matter what type of
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The pros of inspecting a roof yourself is obvious. It’s free, you do it when you want and there’s plenty of information on the internet to give you some help in what to look for. But there are cons as well. Obviously, expertise may be an issue. Sure you can find step by step guides
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