Hail damages asphalt shingle roofing by making dents in it from the impact. Small hail may not harm the roof at all, but large hail can crack shingles and make puncture holes when it strikes. The amount of damage depends on the age and condition of your roof. An older roof may not tolerate hail as well as a fairly new one. Here's how hail can damage asphalt shingles and the hail damage services you might need for your roof.
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Is your siding showing signs of failing? Is it nearing the end of its lifespan, and do you want to stay proactive? Are you remodeling your home's exterior and realizing the siding will need to match the new look? No matter why you've decided to replace the siding, your new siding will offer many additional advantages. This article will discuss some advantages you can expect when you have new siding installed.
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A home with a relatively new roof in good condition will usually be easier to sell than one with an old or damaged roof. But did you know that the material your home's roof is made from can also impact the amount that your home sells for? Certain roof materials can add value to your home, allowing it to capture a higher selling price. Here are a few types of roofs to consider if you'd like to add value to your home.
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If you have a shingled roof, you know that it is an essential component of your home's protection against the elements. Over time, shingles can become damaged or worn down, and you may need to consider options for roof repair or replacement. Here is a guide to home roof installation, repair, and replacement for homeowners with shingled roofs.
Installation
If you are building a new home or need to replace an old roof, a professional roofing contractor can help you choose the right shingle material and style to fit your home's aesthetic and budget.
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When your roof needs repair or replacement, one key question that arises is how are you going to foot the bill. The answer to this question depends on whether all or part of the cost is covered by an insurance policy. If part or all of the expense is paid by an insurer, this is naturally a huge financial advantage for the homeowner. The following article examines the important topic of roof insurance.
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