As roofers, we have helped guide our customers in making the right choices for their homes. This article will cover the information you need to determine whether a new roof is tax deductible.
Read MoreYou need a roof, and you’re wondering if your insurance company will pay for a roof replacement. The first thing you need to know is that normal wear and tear—including damage from normal wear and tear—isn’t covered by homeowner’s insurance.
Read MoreRoofing materials and its styles affect the welfare and appearance of your home. Few building materials endure such constant abuse as roofing.
Read MoreChallenge A homeowner discovered roof damage on their home and found a raccoon living in their attic. The wife was a nurse and was very upset about the physical roof damage but was more concerned about the diseases raccoons are known to carry.
Read MoreA full roof replacement is an extensive project that takes significant time and money. It may cost more than a simple roof repair or restoration, but having your entire roof replaced offers many benefits that more than make up for the extra expense.
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