If you have a flat roof, you should know how important it is to maintain a watertight seal. Flat roofs have to deal with standing water and (possibly) ice buildup. So, if your roof sheathing and material are not waterproof, you could compromise your building and end up with structural issues that will be much more expensive to repair. This article looks at spray foam, one of the most popular materials commonly used on flat roofs.
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Late season snowstorms have pummeled the Midwest and Northeast. Cities and states were blasted with several feet of snow at a time when most residents were watching the leaves of their flowers sprout from the ground. While this is a truly defeating and frustrating event, it is nothing compared to what that much snow can do to your roof. The multiple dangers to your roof require immediate attention, and roofing services can help.
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Good maintenance routines are important to prevent damage and wear of your roofing. There are simple things that can be done like cleaning debris from trees off your roof, as well as extra precautions like installing zinc strips to stop fungus from growing. Here are some roof maintenance tips that will help prevent wear and damage to your roofing to extend the life of materials:
1. Cleaning Your Roof Correctly Without Causing Damage
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When you hire a roof installation company, you are going to want to look closely at the roofing company's warranty. You are going to want to look into the warranty that comes with the products and supplies, as well as the warranty that backs up the work done on your roof.
Supply Warranty
The first thing that you want to look at is the length of the warranty that comes with the supplies that are used on your roof.
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Your roofing shingles protect your home and its interior, and you should keep them clean and protected for a long-lasting and sound roof. Here are some tips for some springtime cleaning and maintenance to ensure a long life for your shingles.
Clean Your Roof
Remove Debris
After the weather has warmed up a bit and your roof no longer contains icy patches, safely access your roof to clear off any wind-blown and accumulated debris.
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