Metal roofs have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their durability, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal. To find out more about metal roofs, read on.
Common Types of Metal Roofs
There are several different types of metal roofs. Some of the most common types include:
Standing seam metal roofs: These roofs have interlocking panels that run vertically along the roof and are attached to the roof deck with concealed fasteners.
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If you were a beaver, you might be excited to look up at your roof and see ice dams. But you're a human and a homeowner, and because of that, you probably won't and should not be happy about ice dams forming on your roof. These big sheets of ice may look pretty or even a bit magical, but the damage they can cause is anything but. Keep reading to learn why ice dams are such a big problem for your roof, and what you can do about them.
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Roofs protect you against weather elements and can improve curb appeal. Nonetheless, as your roofing gets old, it may become prone to damage. If the damage is severe, roof replacement may be necessary. Here are the pros of replacing your roofing.
Safety
A severely damaged roof may risk your safety. For instance, severe water damage, including rotting of your roof's foundation, may threaten your roof's structural stability. Eventually, your roof may collapse.
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When it's time to get a new asphalt shingle roof put on your home, the roofer will probably start by doing a roof tear off. This is the process of removing all the old roofing materials so the roofer has a clean surface to attach the shingles. Here's why the roofer needs to tear off the old shingles and how it's done.
Why Your Roofer Needs To Tear Off Old Shingles
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Metal roofing has been a popular option for commercial roofing for a very long time and is also popular for residential roofing in areas of the country with heavy winters. However, in the past decade, it has become an increasingly popular roofing material for residential homes everywhere, mostly due to its incredible durability and energy-efficient properties. But metal roofing may not be right for every homeowner. Here are a few of the pros and cons to consider as you make your choice.
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