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Houston Roof Replacement It isn't always as simple as discovering a leak in your roof to determine whether or not your roof needs to be replaced. Of course, if you find yourself with buckets and cooking pots to collect rainwater, it is a good indication that you need a new roof. But noticing the telltale signs early will allow you to have repairs done before the excess of water and exposure to the elements destroy more than just the roof. An older roof, or a roof with a poor covering, can lead to heat and energy...

Houston Roofing Maintenance • Durability: Metal roofs are quite durable and this is one of the main reasons why a large number of people are opting for it. These roofs won't break, rot, fall apart, break or burn easily and can last for even hundred years. In addition, A metal roof is also resistant to bugs; mold, mildew, and it cannot be damaged by rot. With all of these available benefits, it is no wonder this type of roof is gaining popularity among the people all around. • Environment friendly: This type of...

Houston Roof Installers  Causes of Roof Damage The weather can damage your roof in many different ways. Wind, for example, can tear shingles off your roof and warp gutters. The wind can also lift and displace tiles. Snow, ice, storms, lightening, rainfall and extreme temperatures can also damage roofs. Even heat can damage a roof. Too much sun can cause certain types of roof tiles to crack and blister. If an attic isn't ventilated properly, rising hot air from inside the home will push its way to and through...

Houston Roofing Maintenance Most roofing experts recommend inspecting your roof twice a year; once in the spring and once in the fall. This is to avoid the summer heat and slippery winter rain and ice.  Here are some tips for the DIYer to remember in order to safely inspect a roof: Don't inspect your roof alone. Emergency personnel and professional roofers recommend that you always have someone nearby while working on a roof. Serious injuries incurred while working on roofs are a common occurrence every...