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REPLACEMENT ROOFING

Replacement roofing

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STA-DRY Roofing, a Birmingham Roofing Company wanted to provide consumers an overview the process of replacing a roof.

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REPLACEMENT ROOFING

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Step One

Roofing related problems never get cheaper and

smaller. They always get more expensive and bigger. Roof inspection is the first

step in figuring out the right solution.

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Inspection

Roof inspection would help to ascertain whether a given

roof system is working according to its intended use

as well as identify deteriorations and

weaknesses that may be igniting roofing failures.

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Signs of Damage

Inspecting the roof entails much more than looking at

the exterior. The roofing failures can affect several parts of the building and

there are many signs, both exterior and interior, that

help in identifying the problem. The main aim of

inspection is to determine if the problems are roofing

related.

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Roof Repair

If the problem is smaller, then the decision is a simple as

hiring a reliable roofing professional to fix it for you or

even repair it yourself.

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Roof Replacement

However, when the damage is extensive, the longevity of the existing roof is considered as well as cost of repairs and

maintenance. At a certain point, the cost of repair would

outweigh the replacement cost and therefore

replacement roofing would become the most beneficial

one.

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Free Estimates

Most roofing contractors provide free inspection

services. Therefore, you have to choose the best roofing contractor for your roofing

replacement. It's essential to get at least 3 estimates for

this roofing project.

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Not All Roofing

Companies Are Created

Equally

Services and prices could vary with different

contractors. Ensure that the contractor you decide to hire has skilled staff. Ask about

their insurance and warranty, and be convinced they would uphold high safety standards when working on your roof.

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Look For A Company That Will Guide You

At this time, you will call your insurance agent or company and

inform them about the condition of your roof. The company would then

give you a call to set up an appointment to review the condition of your roof. It's

advisable to inform your roofing contractor about this meeting. This

review will help the insurance company to make a decision

concerning your problem.

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Verification Process

In most cases, the insurance company would send a number of insurance papers to your mail

approximately six to twelve business days after the

appointment. Contact your roofing contractor who would

then review this paperwork with you to ensure that the valuations

and measurements for the replacement roofing are correct.

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Final Claim Step

These papers would include what your insurance company

is paying-out for the roof replacement.

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Decisions

The next stage is choosing the best roofing material and color.

Today, shingle is the most popular roofing material. Improved over the years, the shingles can last

for a very long time and are designed to be aesthetically

appealing. Other roofing materials include recycled rubber roofing materials, metal roofing and natural products like clay or

slate.

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Quality Installation

In most cases, the contractor would install a water and ice barrier along the edge of the roof. While this 3-foot strip is laid underneath the roofing

materials, the remaining part of roofing would be installed

directly on plywood roof deck.

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Final Touches

The metal roofing panels are usually nailed to wood

stripping while sly or slate tiles are attached in various

ways. The professional roofers would also replace the

existing vents with new quality units.