Roof Rescue Blog

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Should You Get a Second Opinion on a Roof Inspection?

Roof inspections are an essential part of maintaining your home. However, you may not always feel confident about the result

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Metal Roofing: When You Should Choose a Metal Roof

Metal roofs are extremely durable, long-lasting, and eco-friendly. While most residential roofs are made of asphalt composite shingles, homeowners can

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Does Heat Affect Your Roof? Understanding the Impact of High Temperatures

As with any building materials, extreme temperatures can affect your roof. Intense heat and freezing cold can cause your roof

Is Poor Roof Ventilation Sabotaging Your Home?

Have you ever wondered why your attic feels like a summer sauna or ice dams form on your roof in

The Ultimate Guide to Cleaning and Maintaining Gutters

Your gutters might not be something you think about very often, but they’re actually a very important part of your home. Their role is to channel water away from your home and ensure it drains properly. Without functioning gutters, water will flow down the side of your home and damage your siding and foundations.

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Does Your New Home Have a Good Roof? What to Look For

The average roof replacement cost is about $10,000, but it can be much more. When buying a new home, you

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Comprehensive Guide to Flat Roof Replacement

Flat roofs are a popular choice for several architectural styles, including adobe and modern design, in addition to outbuildings like garages and sheds. An important aspect of caring for your property is to replace your flat roof at the right time. You will also want to carefully select the material and installation styles to ensure a long roof lifespan.

Know Your Roof: The Most Common Roof Problems and How to Identify Them

A well-maintained roof can last 20-30 years. Some types of roofing materials can last as long as 50 years. However, the key to those many decades of trusted home protection is good maintenance, and responsive repairs. While the entire structure may last for decades, individual shingles and other minor elements may need to be fixed along the way.