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Many homeowners are completely clueless when it comes to figuring out how a roofing contractor compiles a roofing bid. The basic bid will contain two main factors, labor and materials.
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Last week, I was notified by my boss that I would be shortly starting a very large and important project to restore the roof and gutter system on an historical renovation project for one of the most famous churches in the city of Denver. He also
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A. Yes, clients have indicated that having a single contact for all building and grounds maintenance needs enables them to focus on their primary responsibilities. Building owners appreciate the fact that with proper routine maintenance, property
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The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries works on behalf of homeowners to make sure companies are properly bonded and insured before they issue a license. So every legitimate roofing company must have a contractors license—it’s your
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The underlayment certainly protects the roof from leaking, but tiles must pass ICBO tests showing they will not let water pass through before being approved for sale. And, since they also carry a 50-year manufacturers warranty, why go to the expense
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More durable than vinyl, wood, or generic fiber cement, James Hardie Siding Products are produced from a combination of only the highest quality raw materials – Portland cement, silica sand, and cellulose fibers. Through a proprietary process, these
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Crane Cedar Ridge™ Solid Core Siding is a proprietary composite product. It is formulated using a variety of strength and performance materials known as Lexstar™. Crane Cedar Ridge™ is made in 7-inch, Triple 6 and Quad 4-1/2 Dutch Lap planks,
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Roof vents provide a system in which the outside air is quietly passed through to your roof and attic space. When the temperature outside increases, the air in your roof heats up and rises to the surface. Once it passes through the gaps already
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Roofers should wear the following types of PPE to minimize the risk of burns and breathing asphalt fumes: Hard hat (for kettlemen) Goggles or safety glasses with side shields (use a full-faceshield for operating the kettle) Respirators when
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A. Some roofers do both but I do not. It takes a well-trained crew to do a good job of gutters and there is high turn over in workers. Many times the quality is not as good with these contractors so be careful to ask about who is working on the
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