Traditional clay roofing tiles are certainly attractive, and generally quite durable. Unfortunately, extreme weather conditions and general wear and tear can take their toll, and after a few decades, a badly damaged clay roof with missing tiles can become more trouble than it is worth.
If your home has a damaged, leaky clay tile roof that needs to be replaced, consider choosing metal shingles instead of new clay tiles. Metal roofing has a number of practical advantages over clay roofing tiles, and can be just as beautiful when installed by a quality metal roofing contractor.
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Are you wondering whether or not the property you are eyeing is of good value? When you are buying a property, it is important to invite roofers to do a roof inspection as part of the valuation. Buying a property only to find out you need extensive roofing work can add substantially to the total cost of the job. An inspection by roofing contractors should be part of performing a due diligence check.
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Commercial built-up roofing has been used for many decades and has proven to be an excellent choice for buildings with a flat roof. These are a little more complicated to install than membrane roofing, but they also have several advantages other types of flat roofing don't have. Here's a look at how a commercial built-up roofing contractor installs one of these roofs, and the advantages of choosing this type of roof for your building.
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You probably already know that changing the roof on your business is going to have a major impact on you and your business itself. However, you might not have considered the impact that your commercial roofing installation choice might have on your customers. Believe it or not, though, there can be an impact. For example, these are some of the ways your customers could be impacted.
It Can Impact How Long Your Business Is Out of Commission
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Since the roof is the topmost part of your house, it is easy to forget about it until the signs of roof damage become obvious. By this time, problems with your roof may have exacerbated to the point of requiring costly repairs or even a full roof replacement.
The best way to keep track of the condition of your residential shingle roof is to carry out routine roof inspections. That way, you can keep an eye out for issues that may need to be addressed before they lead to bigger problems down the road.
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