A Class IV impact asphalt shingle is a type of roofing material that is designed to withstand hailstorms and other severe weather conditions. These shingles are rated based on their ability to resist impact damage from hailstones, with Class IV being the highest rating available.
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The best material for siding installation on your home will depend on several factors, including your budget, personal preference, and the climate and weather conditions in your area. Here are some of the most popular siding materials: 1.
Read MoreGood roof ventilation is essential to maintaining a healthy and functional roofing system. Here are some reasons why proper roof ventilation is important: 1.
Read MoreWas your home built in the 1960s or earlier? Do you have a second story room with knee walls or storage access panels down low on the wall? Are you having issues with ice dams at your home's eaves (near the gutters) in the wintertime?
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Replacing a roof with metal has several key benefits, including: 1. Durability: Metal roofing is highly durable and can last for up to 50 years or more with proper installation and maintenance.
Read More1. Ensure adequate insulation: Insulating the attic or roof space helps to maintain a uniform temperature across the roof, preventing snow from melting and refreezing at the roof's edges. 2.
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A common, but not often discussed winter weather problem for homeowners is ice damming. When the temperatures drop, ice dams can form on the roof of a home. Prevention is the best medicine for ice dams, so knowing what they are and how they form is invaluable for avoiding water damage to your home.
Read MoreWhen it comes time to replace your roof, one of the first things you should consider as you evaluate roofing materials is how well it is going to stand up to Minnesota weather. A roof that works well in a warm, dry area like Arizona might not be the best choice for Minneapolis homes.
Read MoreMetal roofs are one of the most energy-efficient roofing options, but there is an installation process that we use that can make that roof even better. And that is what's called a cold deck. What Is a Cold Deck for a Roof?
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One area that is often overlooked when preparing for the winter is your roof. A home’s roof is often it’s first line of defense when snowy, rainy, or windy weather rolls through. Five simple and easy steps could help your home stay warm and dry this upcoming season.
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