repairing and preventing roof rot on your eaves

    2016


  • 3 Easy Things You Can Do To Prevent Hail Damage To Your Shingled Roof

    28 October 2016
    If you live in an area that is prone to thunderstorms, there is a fairly good chance that you will see hail several times through the year. While small hailstones are no big deal, you will definitely start to get nervous as a homeowner when the balls of ice grow bigger. Hail stones can get as large as softballs in some regions of the country, and this is bound to be d
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  • Animal Damage And Repair Guide For Your Roof

    20 October 2016
    Most homeowners are aware that age and storms can lead to roof damage, but they may overlook the damage caused by birds and animals simply because they are unaware that it can be an issue. Unfortunately, your roof is accessible to a variety of critters, many of which find the nooks and crannies around vents and chimneys the perfect places to set up a home. The followi
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  • Caring For Cedar Roof Shakes

    29 September 2016
    If you just had new cedar roof shakes installed on your rooftop, you are most likely enjoying the great appearance they give to your home. Along with the reddish hue and pleasing scent they provide, cedar roof shakes offer ample protection against moisture and suffice as a great insulation barrier. To keep your cedar shakes in the best of condition, simple mainte
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  • How To Repair Damaged Fascia

    19 September 2016
    The look of your roofline is largely defined by the fascia board. This board provides a visual line for the start of your roof. If the wood gets warped or waterlogged, the line will no longer be straight. This will essentially make your roofline look older than it is. Also, the fascia provides extra support to your soffit. Together, the soffit and fascia support the w
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  • 3 Victorian House Styles Well-Suited For Wooden Shakes Or Shingles

    14 September 2016
    The words "Victorian home" might bring to mind a large, stately home with an asymmetrical shape and a dramatic mansard roof. But Victorians come in a variety of shapes and styles that can make it difficult to pin down the best roofing material for your particular house style. There are three types of Victorians, in particular, that are well-suited to wooden roofing ma
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