Metal roofs vs. shingle roofs: an honest comparison
Shingles cost less up front. Metal costs more and often lasts much longer. Which one fits depends mostly on how long you plan to stay.
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Roof repair after flooding and hard rain in Texas
After a flooding rain, the order is: stay safe, catch the water, take photos, get the opening sealed, then dry things out.
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9 signs it is time to call a roofer
Leaks, sagging, missing shingles and grit in the gutters all mean a roofer should take a look. A call is not a commitment to a new roof.
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Four things to check before you sign: proof of liability insurance, a real local address, references you can call and a written scope.
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12 questions to ask a roofer before you sign
Twelve plain questions to ask before a roofer starts, with what a good answer sounds like. Print it and bring it to the meeting.
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How often should you replace a roof in North Texas?
Asphalt shingles here often last 15 to 25 years, but age alone is not the test. Here is what shortens a roof life and how to check yours.
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A simple roof maintenance schedule for North Texas homes
A roof lasts longer when someone looks at it twice a year. Here is a short season-by-season list, and what to leave to a roofer.
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Roof repair or replacement? How to make the call
Repair when the problem is in one spot and the rest of the roof is sound. Replace when the wear is everywhere. Here is how to tell which you have.
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What a new roof does for your home over the long run
A new roof is more than new shingles. It is a chance to fix the wood, vents and flashing below them, and to pick a tougher material.
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What happens when you put off replacing a worn-out roof
A worn-out roof rarely fails all at once. Water gets in slowly and the job gets bigger. Here is what waiting risks, and when it is fine to wait.
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What a full roof replacement really involves
A repair fixes a spot. A replacement rebuilds the whole roof in layers, from the wood up. Here is what happens at each step.
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How to prevent roof damage in North Texas
You cannot stop a hail storm, but most roof damage is slow and preventable. Six habits that keep small problems small.
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The best time of year to replace a roof in North Texas
Fall and spring are easiest, but a few dry days matter more than the month. Here is what each season is like and when you should not wait.
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