Roof Repair

Re-roofing A Home

Published on April 10th, 2012 by roofguy in New Roof

Re-roofing A Home

Generally, homeowners pay little attention to the state or integrity of their roof unless a problem becomes visible. In addition to the lack of knowledge regarding roof damage, most homeowners have a limited understanding of when a home needs a new roof versus a simple roof repair. Repair Vs. New Roof Re-roofing a home is […]

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Arlington Texas PD Policing Roofing Contractors

Published on April 9th, 2012 by Sam in Roof Damage

Arlington Texas PD Policing Roofing Contractors

Arlington Texas Police Department is keeping “shady contractors” from entering tornado damaged neighborhoods. Tuesday’s storm caused major damage to Arlington buildings and cars. No fatalities have been reported but more than a dozen people were reported injured. Mark Hannah, Insurance Council of Texas spokesman predicts the damage will run into the tens of millions of […]

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OSHA Cites Wis. Firm for Violations of Workers on Rooftop

OSHA cited a Neenah, Wisconsin contracting firm for failing to provide fall protection devises for their workers and also failed to provide related training. GTO Contractors could be fined up to $122,000 for the violations from 2 construction sites. OSHA investigators discovered roofers were exposed to fall hazards for roof repair in Janesville and Middleton. […]

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Metal Roofs Top Trends

Published on April 5th, 2012 by Lloyd in Roof Materials

Metal Roofs Top Trends

Over the years roof materials have stayed somewhat steady in their composition. Although some green roofing improvements have spurred the need for more recycled products, many roofing materials are similar to what they were made from 100 years ago. One aspect of residential roofing that is changing in recent years, is the shift towards non-traditional […]

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Colorado Roofing Company Falsified Warranties

Central States roofing in Colorado Springs, Colorado has paid $110,000 in a settlement alleging they forged warranties in 2007. Bill Hauschildt, the roofing company owner admitted to forging the warranties in over a dozen Air Force Academy roofs. He previously stated a manager had forged the warranties and that person had been fired. The phony […]

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Roof Rocket Sponsors Team In Charity Event For Wounded Warriors

Roof Rocket online roof repair and roofing resource website had the pleasure of sponsoring Team Hog Wild this past weekend outside of Dallas at a Tough Mudder event. The charity event was host to over a thousand competitors and spectators, who took on the already summertime temperatures to fight their way through a muddy course […]

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Hospital Changes Roof to White China Mosaic

In Saraspur Ahmedabad India, the Smt. Shardeben General Hospital replaced its black tar roof with a reflective white china mosaic. Head of medicine Dr. Shubha Desai stated that the hospital’s roof repair is helping save lives. Reducing the indoor temperatures and improving the health of the patients, especially the infants. The children’s unit and neonatal […]

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Minneapolis Convention Center Plans PVC Roof

Published on March 30th, 2012 by Sam in News

Minneapolis Convention Center Plans PVC Roof

3 of the 4 copper clad roofs will be replaced with PVC (polyvinyl chloride). The domes have been leaking water and asphalt into the convention centers exhibit halls for years. 3 of the domes were built between 1989 and 1991, the 4th dome, not being replaced was built in 2001. Even though the copper roof […]

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Preparing Your Roof For The Seasons

Published on March 29th, 2012 by Lloyd in Weather Roofing

Preparing Your Roof For The Seasons

There is much to think about around the house as the seasons transition from winter into spring and then into summer. Having been neglected for the past few months, your roof is mostly likely in need of some TLC. Even if the roof is in good condition, there are still a few things you should […]

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Historic Clock Museum to Get Updated Roof

Published on March 28th, 2012 by Sam in Historic Roofs

Historic Clock Museum to Get Updated Roof

In Grafton Ma, the historic Willard House and Clock Museum will be getting a new synthetic cedar shake roof. O’LYN Roofing, a New England roofing specialist has been hired to fix the leaking roof. The museum holds over 80 priceless clocks from the colonial era collection. The clocks were created by Simon Willard along with […]

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