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Statewide Roofing Specialist – GAF Master Elite Certified Roofing Contractor
We Did It for You! At Statewide Roofing Specialist, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional quality and expertise in roofing services. We have achieved a significant milestone by becoming a GAF Master Elite Certified Roofing Contractor. This certification...
Do All Roofs Need Ventilation? How Unvented Attics Can Affect Your Roof
Does My Roof Need Ventilation? The roof over your head is one of the most important aspects of a safe and comfortable home. It protects us from the rain and shields us from harsh sunlight. But did you know that your roof needs to breathe? It's true! Proper roof...
What is a Roof Water Test, and How Does It Relate to Roof Leaks?
What’s a Roof Water Test? If you've ever been unfortunate enough to feel the wet kiss of a leaky roof on your head, you already know how pervasive they are and how bad they can get if left unattended. What might begin as a discolored spot can quickly...
When, Why and How to Schedule a Professional Roof Inspection
Roofs are like shields, protecting us and our belongings from the extremes of weather. While they stand resiliently over our heads, it is a crucial responsibility to ensure they remain in top condition. Scheduling professional roof inspections is an important...
Residential Roofing Tips: Extending Your Roof’s Lifespan
Ensuring the Durability and Longevity of Your Roof Imagine it's the middle of the night, and a thunderstorm is roaring outside. You're snuggled in bed, secure and dry, not a worry in the world. Why? Because your roof is doing its job. Your roof is protecting you, your...
The Best Roofs for Hurricanes: Types, Materials & Design Guidelines
The Fight Against Nature's Fury You already know the drill if you're a homeowner living in a hurricane-prone area. Every summer is an exercise in preparing your property for the inevitable storms you'll face in the fall. And your roof, which shields you from wind and...
Must Know Tips for Repairing Water Damage from a Roof Leak
Understanding the Implications of Water Damage America is a land filled with beautiful landscapes and diverse climates. But with the scorching heat of summer to the icy winters, each season presents a unique challenge to homeowners. One of the most common issues...
Guidelines for Proper Screw Fastening and Placement on Metal Roofs
Putting up a metal roof can be complicated and needs close attention to details and a good understanding of proper techniques. One critical aspect of metal roof installation is the secure fastening and placement of screws. This detailed guide will explore the intricate details of screw fastening and posts for metal roofs, discussing the importance of these factors, everyday issues that can arise, and how to avoid them. By the time you finish reading this guide, you’ll know the best ways to screw and place metal roofing to make sure your roof lasts a long time and works well.
Gutter Guards And Leaf Prevention in North Carolina
When it comes to cleaning your gutters, you want to be sure you are doing it correctly. This will ensure that the gutters get cleared of any leaves or other gross stuff that may be hanging out in them – and block the draining system. What is a Gutter Guard? Gutter...
All You Need To Know About Asphalt Shingles
Asphalt shingles are the most common roofing material in the US. They can be divided into two prominent (and most common) categories: Organic and Fiberglass. But before we discuss the types, and pros of asphalt shingles for any roof, know the 'Whys' first. If your...
The 4 Biggest Problems with Roof Shingles and How to Fix Them
If you're in the market for a new shingle roof, you may wonder how long they'll last. The truth is that there's no hard-and-fast rule on how long your shingles will last, but there are some things that you can do to make sure they stay as long as possible. Homeowners...
How to Choose the Right Fire-Resistant Roofing Material?
Fire-resistant roofing materials are designed to withstand flame and heat but not completely stop them. They're used in places with a high risk of wildfire, including large cities with many wooden structures that could easily catch fire. In addition to protecting...