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ROOFING BLOG DIRECTORYIf you are a roofing contractor, home remodeler or a do-it-yourselfer who is about to begin a roofing project, the list of blogs on our site can be of great benefit to you. Here at Roofer911, you'll find hundreds of blogs about roofing on such topics as: roof installation, ventilation, ice dam, solar energy, mold, roof cleaning and much more. Whether you are a novice or an seasoned professional in the roofing trade, reading about other individual’s experiences can prove as useful guidelines.
Andersen Windows Keep you in the Money - Roofer911.com January 26, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 1 comments If your utility bills are higher than you think they should be, or neighbors are paying, perhaps you need to get some replacement Andersen windows to stop the money from running through your hands. Roof Eaves Help Houses Breathe and Walls Stay Dry January 26, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 3 comments Where the roof extends past the wall is called the roof eaves and these overhangs can be almost non-existent to very large as in Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie Style homes. Plastic Fascia Preserves your Home’s Good Looks for Years January 26, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 1 comments Plastic fascia has replaced what used to be wood in so many homes, the trim boards below the bottom edge of the roof line. Dramatic Angles Take Off with a Butterfly Roofs January 26, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 1 comments Butteryfly roofs were part of the post war transformation from traditional home styles to mid-century modernism and feature clean simple designs and are still popular in Hawaii and in modern homes. Why Insulate an Attic? - Roofer911.com January 22, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 3 comments Insulating provides two functions, thermal resistance and thermal loss. In summer, when the sun heats up the roof, the air in the attic gets very warm. At night, the air cools rapidly which creates condensation. J Channel - Roofer911.com January 22, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments J channel siding is a special design of vinyl and even metal siding. It was invented to allow moisture to run down the inside of the siding and not touch the wood of the house. Created to conduct moisture away What is a Fascia Panel? - Roofer911.com January 22, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments Fascia has traditionally been made of wood but vinyl has become much more popular in humid areas because it lasts longer. Wood, when exposed to moisture can rot. Also, when it gets wet and then dries out Tips for Insulating Roofs - Roofer911.com January 22, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 1 comments Insulating roofs is a really important consideration for both residential and commercial properties. Roofing materials like cedar shakes, clay tiles and asphalt tiles already have some insulation value, however metal roofs Vent Baffles are Anything but Baffling - Roofer911.com January 22, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 1 comments Vent baffles, also referred to as vent chutes or rafter vents, are used to keep insulation from blocking air flow through the attic, thus allowing the air to travel upward and out through the exhaust vents. Increase Energy Efficiency with Rigid Flat Roof Insulation January 22, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments Rigid insulation is the material used to provide thermal resistance to a roof. Thermal resistance helps to improve the energy efficiency of a home by keeping cold and hot air from leaking through the roof. Flat Concrete Roof Withstands Strong Winds - Roofer911.com January 16, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments If you want to choose a home design to withstand hurricanes, a flat concrete roof is a good choice. Roof Cornice - Roofer911.com January 16, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments A roof cornice is that lovely horizontal decorative molding on classical style homes, also sometimes called a crown molding. Spanish or Mexican Tiles Go Perfectly with Adobe Style Homes January 16, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments When you get an adobe, mission, or Spanish style home, putting Spanish or Mexican tiles on the roof is the crowning touch. Tar Paper - Roofer911.com January 16, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 1 comments Underneath your roof's shingles is tar paper, the last line of defense against moisture. Use a Roof Shovel or Roof Rake to Get 'er Down January 16, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 1 comments Those who live in snow intensive areas know that when the big storms come through, it may be necessary to resort to using a roof shovel to eliminate the snow load on the roof. Roof Felt is Your First Level of Protection - Roofer911.com January 16, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 2 comments For over a hundred years roofers have been using felt as the first layer on a roof under shingles to protect against incoming water. What is a V-Crimp Roof? - Roofer911.com January 14, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments A v-crimp roof is a style of tin roof. Roofs made from tin are great for sheds and small structures like garages needing secure and in-expensive roofing that is relatively easy to install. Barrel Tile Roofing Material - Roofer911.com January 14, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments Installing clay tile requires the expertise of the roofer who has experience in this particular type of roofing material. Types of Soffit Vents - Roofer911.com January 14, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments Soffit vents are important components for homeowners to consider for their roof. Many attic and roof ailments go away by making sure that your roof is adequately ventilated. Checklist for Chimney Inspections - Roofer911.com January 14, 2012 by Roofer911.com - 0 comments Chimney Inspections are a key component of keeping your roof healthy and your home safe. |
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