All GAF® roofing shingles are covered by the GAF Shingle & Accessory Limited Warranty that also comes with all qualifying GAF accessories. To fully understand what you’re getting, It’s important that you go through your roof’s warranty and get a good idea of the extent of your coverage.
Here are some of the things homeowners should know about the GAF® Warranty:
Always vet a window contractor before hiring them. Looking up their online reviews is a good start but isn’t enough. It’d be a good idea to call them or schedule a consultation—most contractors offer free consultations, so a consultation won’t cost you anything but will go a long way toward giving you peace of mind for your project.
Here are some of the questions you should ask your contractor during one:
Your roof’s underlayment is just as important as the shingles attached to it. The underlayment is a hidden but integral part of your roof that serves as a secondary barrier against moisture in case there’s a leak.
What are the other functions of roofing underlayment?
As a rule of thumb, you should always have a roofing contractor inspect your home after a storm. Regardless of how durable your exterior is, it’s bound to suffer some form of damage after a storm. If your home suffered extensive damage, it may need to undergo restoration.
Contractors will inspect your home before discussing the needed renovation work. If there’s any flooding inside, they’ll pump it out of your interior using special equipment. While waiting for the contractor to inspect your home’s interior and exterior, what can you do to mitigate storm damage?