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The Few and the Fearless: A Blog About Roofers

Not just anyone can be a roofer. To excel in this profession, you have to be bold and strong. You must be able to heave a heavy bundle of shingles up a ladder, drive nails into a hard surface, tell the difference between minor and severe damage, and so much more. Roofers do not always get enough credit for the work they do, but one thing is for certain: their work is essential. As you read the articles on this website, we ask that you pay close attention to the vast nature of the work that roofers do. The next time you see a roof, you'll have even more appreciation for it.

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How Can You Tell That It Is Time To Replace Your Commercial Siding?
30 January 2023

Adding siding to your commercial property improves …

Have Bees Swarming Your Chimney and Water Marks on the Roof and Ceilings? Call a Roofing Contractor Today
20 January 2023

Do you see swarming bees around your chimney every …

4 Reasons To Hire A Roofing Contractor When Updating Your Commercial Establishment's Roof
13 January 2023

Updating the roof of your commercial establishment …

FAQs About Residential Roof Tear-Offs
9 January 2023

If your current roof has reached the end of its li …

5 Reasons Why Fiber Cement Siding Is The Best Choice
5 January 2023

If it's time to replace your siding, chances are y …

How Can You Tell That It Is Time To Replace Your Commercial Siding?

30 January 2023
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Adding siding to your commercial property improves its aesthetic appeal. Generally, a better-looking building will attract more customers to the establishment and serve as a source of pride for your brand. However, commercial buildings are typically bigger than their residential counterparts, which makes installing siding expensive. For this reason, commercial building owners should repair or replace their siding before the damage gets into the interior of the building. Here are ways to tell that your siding needs a replacement. Read More 

Have Bees Swarming Your Chimney and Water Marks on the Roof and Ceilings? Call a Roofing Contractor Today

20 January 2023
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Do you see swarming bees around your chimney every year when the weather is warm, and you have some watermarks on the ceiling by the chimney and shingle damage? There are a few different factors that can be the cause of these issues, and you want to fix them right away to protect the home. If the insects are burrowing through the wood and nesting, it's likely that you have: Read More 

4 Reasons To Hire A Roofing Contractor When Updating Your Commercial Establishment’s Roof

13 January 2023
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Updating the roof of your commercial establishment can be a daunting task. Apart from the inconvenience it causes, it can lead to unexpected costs and problems if not done properly. If you want to keep your establishment's roof in top condition, hire a professional roofing contractor. This article discusses why it's vital to work with these professionals.  Professional Experience A professional roofing contractor has experience in handling various types of roofs, including metal, shingle, and tile roofs. Read More 

FAQs About Residential Roof Tear-Offs

9 January 2023
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If your current roof has reached the end of its lifespan, you will need to have it torn off before a new roof can be installed. Often, the roofing company will do both parts of the process. They'll tear the old roof off. Then, they will put a new one into place. Here are some questions that you, as a homeowner, might have about the tear-off part of this process.   Read More 

5 Reasons Why Fiber Cement Siding Is The Best Choice

5 January 2023
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If it's time to replace your siding, chances are you want good value and a product that is designed to last a long time. Fiber cement siding provides0 many benefits over other siding types like wood and vinyl. 1. Weather Durability Weathering is probably one of the main causes of siding damage and degradation over the years. Fortunately, fiber cement is immune to many types of weathering damage. The material is naturally resistant to UV and sun damage, and moisture has virtually no effect on it. Read More