Roof Repair

Homeowner Responsibilities For Hiring A Roof Contractor

Owning a home requires a lot of maintenance, especially for important items like the roof. Anytime you need professional help repairing an aspect to your home it is important to know what to look for in a contractor. Hiring a roofer to conduct repairs or replace a roof is no easy task, as there are […]

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BBB Advice on Roofers

Published on November 30th, 2011 by Sam in Scams

BBB Advice on Roofers

Every year the Better Business Bureau receives thousands of complaints about roofers from unsatisfied and frustrated customers. Roofing Contractors are the most researched by homeowners at the BBB, more than 2 million times a year. Dishonest companies, storm chasers and door to door salesmen can cost homeowners more than the price of repairs by shoddy […]

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Metal Roofing Faces Opposition

Published on November 29th, 2011 by roofguy in Roof Materials

Metal Roofing Faces Opposition

Many homeowners love metal roofs and the variety of styles and colors they offer. They have great aesthetic appeal and can really add value to the look of a home. These roof materials also offer great wind resistance and are energy efficient. A quality metal roof can reflect the sun’s UV rays, keeping the home […]

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1,500 Year Old Church gets New Roof

Published on November 28th, 2011 by Sam in News

1,500 Year Old Church gets New Roof

In Bethlehem, the Church of the Nativity, (built over a cave) in the town Jesus was born in, will be getting a new roof. The Palestinian government initiated the renovations, getting the 3 Christian churches that inhabit the building to agree on the repairs. Funding is being provided by the Western backed Palestinian Authority and […]

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Solar Panels Standard on Some KB Homes

Published on November 25th, 2011 by Sam in News

Solar Panels Standard on Some KB Homes

Most of the Southern California division of homebuilder KB Home, is making solar panels a regular feature of their new homes. With the focus on energy savings instead of the technical aspects are attracting new home buyers in the area. Each community comes with a set number of rooftop panels. The customers can elect to […]

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Eagle Scout Replaces Silo Roof

Published on November 23rd, 2011 by Sam in News

Eagle Scout Replaces Silo Roof

Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve in Commack, NY receives a much needed silo roof from an Eagle Scout. Jeremy Wendt, from Troop 708 in Huntington was looking for a project for his Eagle Scout badge and asked the farm manager if there was anything that he could do. Jeff Gumin, the Hoyt Farm park manager, suggested […]

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Old Roof Sold As Scrap Metal

Published on November 22nd, 2011 by Lloyd in Roofs

Old Roof Sold As Scrap Metal

The green roofing movement has created quite a buzz for innovative roofing techniques and recycled roof materials. More roof contractors are offering recycled roof materials for new roof installations, as well as removal and haul away for old roof materials that can be recycled into new products. Although most people typically think of metal roofs […]

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Volunteers Raise the Kennel Roof

Published on November 21st, 2011 by Sam in Roof Damage

Volunteers Raise the Kennel Roof

NY, Warwick Valley Humane Society receives donations and volunteers to replace one of the area kennels roof after it collapsed. The old roof covered the outdoor run section for the dogs. It protected the dogs from the heat of the sun and from rain. No one, including the dogs, was hurt when the outside structure […]

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155 Year Old Church Gets Update

Published on November 19th, 2011 by Sam in New Roof, News

155 Year Old Church Gets Update

In Bristol Rhode Island, the First Congregational Church is getting a new slate and rubber roof and a new roof on the bell tower. The church will also be getting critical structure repair, primarily working from the new larger basement. Built in 1856, the First Congregational Church on 281 High Street has a major issue […]

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20,000 Shingles for Roofless Church

Published on November 17th, 2011 by Sam in New Roof

20,000 Shingles for Roofless Church

The 50 foot upside down wooden rosebud that covers the alter at a church in New Harmony, Indiana is getting the roof replaced. 20,000 shingles have to be individually cut to reroof the open air roofless church. The distinctive structure was completed and dedicated in 1960 by 20th Century architect Philip Johnson. He believed that […]

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