What To Do Abut Your Roof After A Florida Hurricane.
After a storm or a hurricane, we receive many calls from concerned building owners. At Don Schmidt Roofing, we understand the importance of having the right information when you need it most. The following information is recommended by the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA). Often following a natural disaster, unprofessional contractors will try to take advantage of unsuspecting homeowners. If it is necessary to...
A Few More Roof Care Tips,
Roofing is something that is best left to the professionals. However, that doesn’t mean that you can’t take care of your roof yourself. Keeping a close eye on your roof and making sure that it is in top shape can go a long way in saving huge expenses in the future. After all, it is a fact that roof maintenance often prolongs the life of your roof and gives you peace of mind. The following are some roof care tips that you should know...
What Is Roofing Underlayment?
Roofing underlayment, which prevents wind-driven rain or water from infiltrating under your shingles, tiles, etc., prevents damage to your roof deck. When properly installed, it can extend the life of your roof. All roofs are not the same though. You’ll need underlayment that is compatible with your specific roof covering. Within the roofing system, underlayment is considered the primary moisture barrier. It is installed between the...
How To Pick The Right Color For Your Metal Roof.
The color of your roof plays a major role in helping make your home more energy-efficient, so taking this into consideration will help you save money on your monthly electric bill. Lighter color roofs reflect sun’s heat much better than darker colors. In fact, a white metal roof is Energy Star rated as a cool roof and can be 50 to 60 degrees cooler than a dark color asphalt shingles roof. It is best to choose a light color metal such...
Even More Hurricane And Roof Tips
Nearly 18 hurricanes on average strike the United States every decade, according to the National Hurricane Center. These storms leave devastation and despair in their wake, taking lives and destroying homes. Those who live in hurricane-prone areas often take steps to protect their homes and families from hurricanes. According to the Florida Division of Emergency Management, 77 percent of hurricane-damaged homes suffer from roof...
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