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Third Critical Area: Contractor

The critical third success factor in any roofing project is the contractor. The contractor is the most important factor to focus on because without the right people, everything else is insignificant. You should select a contractor who has a team of people they work with directly to manage daily operations, customer care, service and the [...]

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Second Critical Area: Correct Products & Application Methods

A common mistake that many homeowners make is selecting a good or even a very high quality name brand shingle, tile or metal, that even has a long manufacture’s warranty, without considering the other components required to create a complete intergraded roofing system. For example, suppose you purchase a luxurious, high-end automobile that had one [...]

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Four Critical Areas To Focus On When Choosing A Roofing Contractor

Many homeowners are unfamiliar with the steps involved in making a successful roofing investment because purchasing a new roof is frequently only once or twice in a lifetime occurrence. Therefore, unless you are personally familiar with roofing terms and processes, there are many things to consider before awarding your job. Many buyers will mistakenly discard [...]

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Roofing Life-Cycle Cost Analysis

When most homeowners look at roofing, they look at the materials and the initial cost. However, the cost to install a roof is only a portion of the total cost of owning a roof. The practice of examining the cost of owning a roof over its entire life is called “Life Cycle Cost Analysis”. This is the best way to truly compare the cost and value of any roofing system. It

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Do These “Roof Risk Factors” Concern You?

Before you read further, if you answered “No” to any of these questions, then save your time as this information will likely not apply to you. However, if you answered “Yes” to one or more then this information will identify steps you can take to reduce and eliminate situations that cause the above concerns. There are many great resources of information and many knowledgeable homeowners out there. This is the basic starter course…. the kindergarten course, the stuff that is often missed. It assumes you know nothing about roofing and roofing systems.

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