During periods of extreme temperatures, like heat waves, your energy bills can fluctuate wildly. If you’re want to reduce your heating and cooling costs and are ready for a new roof, one of the most effective ways to control your energy costs is to purchase energy efficient roof materials. Outside of things like insulation, many […]
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When it’s time to replace or install a new roof one of the bigger decisions will be what kind of roof will it be? Some people just want the cheapest roof they can get away with while others prefer to consider things like quality and longevity over cost. One thing is for sure, when it
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There are 3 main roof types American homeowners choose from when it’s time to replace their roof. Today we look at the pros and cons of each material to hopefully make the decision a little easier when it’s time to make your decision! Asphalt Shingles The most common residential roof type by far, asphalt shingles
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During periods of extreme temperatures, like heat waves, your energy bills can fluctuate wildly. If you’re wanting to reduce your heating & cooling costs and are ready for a new roof, one of the most effective ways to control your energy costs is to purchase energy efficient roof materials. Outside of things like insulation, many
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When it’s time for a new roof, most homeowners go straight for asphalt shingles. Other roofing materials such as metal, slate, and tile may offer better durability and longevity, but the fact is asphalt shingles remain the top choice of roofing materials for homeowners in the US and for good reason! As the least expensive
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Roofing material manufacturers predict the estimated lifespan of their products based upon very specific factors they define in their warranties. These warranties often require some actions on the part of the homeowner (regular maintenance, yearly inspections, etc) but are normally warrantied for their projected lifespan, as long as the homeowner abides by them. Going by
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During periods of extreme temperatures, like heat waves, your energy bills can fluctuate wildly. If you’re want to reduce your heating and cooling costs and are ready for a new roof, one of the most effective ways to control your energy costs is to purchase energy efficient roof materials. Outside of things like insulation, many
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When it’s time for a new roof, most homeowners go straight for asphalt shingles. Other roofing materials such as metal, slate, and tile may offer better durability and longevity, but the fact is asphalt shingles remain the top choice of roofing materials for homeowners in the US and for good reason! Among the least expensive
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There are many things to decide when it’s time for a new roof, not only should it keep the rain off your head, it should also help contain energy costs. To help with bills you normally wouldn’t associate with your roof, choose the most energy efficient materials available. Fortunately, one of the easier ways to
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Wondering just how long your roof will actually last until it needs to be replaced? Though there are roofs, like slate, concrete or tiles that can last a century or longer (if you have one of these, chances are you are good for life), most other roofing materials last significantly less time, depending on multiple
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