An energy-efficient roof saves you money and reduces your carbon footprint. Coincidentally, what makes for an energy-efficient roof is also what makes for a good roof! Other than the materials and workmanship, though, there are many other factors to consider, like ventilation and insulation. Additionally, people have many questions about the role of their roof’s[…]
Read MoreThe best time to replace your roof is before you even notice it needs to be replaced. For most people, the need to replace their roof doesn’t come at an ideal time. People might not have the money, the weather might not be great, and their lives may be too busy. A roof is so[…]
Read MoreMany people want to know how to pay for a roof with no money. While you can search for grants, attempt crowdfunding, or even take out a loan using your home as collateral, one of the fastest and easiest ways to pay for your roof is through financing. All you have to do is ask[…]
Read MoreYou look over at your house and notice some algae or mold on your roof. Or maybe you see granules collecting around your home, shingles that have been blown off or are damaged, or cracks in your cement or flushing. No matter the culprit, these are all signs you’re already in need of a new[…]
Read MoreCan a roof be repaired? Of course! Were this not the case you’d have to move every 15 years because that’s how long it takes for a roof to reach the age where replacing it becomes a concern. But should you be the one to replace your roof? No! A qualified, professional contractor is who[…]
Read MoreAs soon as damage is detected (if not sooner)! That’s because the longer you wait the less likely you are to incur further damage. You’re also more likely to make use of any warranties or insurance that you may have. Sure, there are ideal times of year to install a roof, but you don’t always[…]
Read MoreUnfortunately, the roofing industry has a black eye. Far too many contractors use day laborers who don’t have specialized training, and there are too many stories of roofers taking a deposit and then skipping out on the job. Sometimes roofers drop the ball when it comes to tasks as simple as showing up to meet[…]
Read MoreWhat it means when shingles blow off your roof depends on the age of your roof. If your roof is under 10-years-old then it could be the sign of a bad installation job, or a very powerful storm. 120 MPH winds are pretty strong, after all. But if your roof is 15-years-old or more, then[…]
Read More“Can I put a second layer of shingles on my roof?” You can, but you probably shouldn’t! Known as a layover, putting a second layer of shingles on your roof is in most cases inadvisable and a job that Proven Roofing is likely to even turn down. There are many reasons why you shouldn’t do[…]
Read MoreThere are two primary types of warranties that you’re likely to have on your roof: manufacturer’s and workmanship warranties. There’s also housing insurance, which can bail you out if you meet the criteria for getting your needs met. The biggest factor for determining which form of protection you’ll be able to make use of is[…]
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