Preparing to reroof your home can be a daunting task. Receiving estimates for a new roof can be confusing and hard to understand if you don’t know what to look for. Here are 3 things you should expect from your roofing estimate. 1. When The Estimator Arrives When your roofing estimator arrives, they will begin by measuring your roof, the height, width, and pitch. Next, …
Before jumping into any new roofing projects, you need to educate yourself to avoid cams and unlicensed roofers. Here are 5 questions you must ask before signing that contract. How Long Has This Company Been in Business? This is a great question to ask your roofing contractor as well as research on your own. If the company has been in business a long time, they …
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How Old Is My Roof? As a homeowner, you may be asking yourself, “how often do I need to replace my roof?”. The answer depends on the material of the roof, its current age, and how well you take care of it. A shingle roof can last up to 20 years with proper care and maintenance while a tile or metal roof can last upwards …
For over 50 years TRI Alliance has been the tile roof industry’s leading expert on code development, testing, and the best installation practices for tile roofing. As tile roofing becomes increasingly popular in states like Florida, they make safety and security a priority. Zoller Roofing is one of the few local contractors who are certified by FRSA-TRI Alliance is High Wind Concrete and Clay Tile …
Verifying your contractor is one of the key parts of getting a new roof. When looking for a roofer, or any contractor, its important to do your research and prepare for the job to come. Verifying the contractor through the state is easy, just go to www.myfloridalicense.com. Click online services, and then Verify A License, type in your contractors business name or license number. You …
How can you spot a failing roof? There are several clues, and the biggest one is age. If your roof is more than 20 years old, there’s a good chance it’s due for replacement. But younger roofs can fail too, so it’s a good idea to inspect a roof at least once a year. Don’t use a ladder, though. Binoculars are easier and a lot …
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