24
Apr
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If you’re looking for “roof shingles – how to” information, you’ve come to the right place. One key to both speed and quality is to avoid shiners.
“Shiners” are nails which have been installed too low and show on the exposed portion of the shingle. They are a common cause of leaks on shingle roofs that have been installed with a nail gun.
The best way to avoid them is to focus right on the nail line Read more…
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23
Apr
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Most people know the value and comfort that a dependable roof can provide, but what options are available when you’ve sprung a leak? In this article, we’ll discuss two common types of roofs, the leaks that occur, and ideas on how to deal with a problem if and when it arises.
A roof can develop a leak years prior to ever requiring replacement. The most common cause of a leak being cracked or missing Read more…
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18
Apr
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What type of shingle should I put on my roof is a common question asked by homeowners once I have completed their roof repair. Unless you have a $350,000 plus house or neighborhood covenants require you to use dimensional/architectural shingles a simple three tab shingle is probably the best bang for your buck.
Normally they are classified by a 20, 25 or 30 year warranty. What increases the life Read more…
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17
Apr
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Shingles, unlike flat roofs, need special clear glaze waterproof sealants to properly protect the shape and angles of roof shingles. Luckily, if only a few shingles are tearing or showing signs of cracking you don’t have to replace the entire roof.
Repairing a shingled roof is not hard to do and with a sturdy putty knife, the right waterproof sealant and a few minutes to spare, depending on the size Read more…
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