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  The Benefits of Roof Restorations and Coating for Commercial Roofs Commercial roofs can be made with a number of various materials, including tiles, metals, fibers, plastic, glass, ceramics, stones and woods. If a roof is older than a decade, commercial building owners need to consider roof restoration and coatings. Roof restoration is known as the process of cleaning, repairing, sealing and recoating a roof to ensure it is kept in optimal condition. Any weaknesses are identified and then repaired accordingly...

Metal or Tile Roof? Today's roofs are constructed from a diverse array of materials. Two such types of materials are metal and tile. Metal RoofsMetal roofing materials have advanced considerably in the past few decades. Early metal roofs were constructed from corrugated tin and offered little in the way of protection and insulation; however, today's metal types are one of the fastest growing roofing options for homeowners. Tile RoofsThere are two basic types of tile roofs that are used for homes today: terracotta...

Repair Or Replace Your Roof? If your roof is starting to show its age, has sprung a leak or lost a few shingles you might be wondering if it's a better idea to repair it or replace the entire thing. It can be confusing to know which way go, but you'll be pleased to know that many roofing contractors claim over half of the inspections they make don't result in replacement. A repair works just fine. Missing, Torn or Damaged Shingles. You never know what you'll find after going outside after a strong storm, but...

Is It Time for a Roof Removal and Replacement? The lifespan of the average roof depends on its material; slate roofs have the longest lifespan and last between 30 and 100 years, whilst wooden and metal roofs last up to 40 years.  Shingle Damage Cracked shingles can indicate that a roof is nearing the end of its service life as over time shingles become battered and bruised by the elements, whilst the sun's rays have a drying effect on tiles which cause them to curl and shrink.  Indoor Damp and Water...