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Should You Be Worried About Shingle Granule Loss?

Asphalt shingles provide excellent weather resistance that helps keep your home dry and damage-free. Much of their performance and longevity, in fact, is down to their mineral granules. These protect the substrate of asphalt shingles against weather exposure to keep the roofing material tough and stable. But over time, the asphalt shingles will start losing their granules. Is this actually something you need to be worried about? Masters Roofing, the trusted roofing and windows company, provides a quick answer.

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What Roofing Experts Do When It Rains Mid-Project

There are plenty of reasons a roofing project can be delayed. Unwelcome surprises (like roof damage just recently uncovered), change orders, issues with the contractor you hired–these are just some of them. But what’s probably the most common–and the one that can put a damper on your roofing upgrade, both literally and figuratively–is sudden rainfall. So what do roofing contractors do when this happens? The trusted roof repair company in the area, Masters Roofing offers a quick answer.

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Roofing Safety: 3 Tips for Reducing Fire Risk in Roofs

Most roof damage–whether it’s caused by water, hail, wind, or heat–can be mitigated. But fire damage is different. Once it gets to your roofing system, it’s either restoration or a complete replacement. Fortunately, there are a couple of ways to prevent this from occurring in the first place. Masters Roofing, the trusted roofing contractor in the area, shares some handy safety tips every homeowner should know.

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Did You Hire the Right Roofing Contractor?

With so much resources (plus your home) at stake during roof replacement, you should be very careful when it comes to choosing the right roofing contractor for your next roofing project. A lot of roofers will claim that they’re the best, but how can you be sure that you’re picking the contractor to work with? Here’s a quick checklist to help you find out.

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3 Common Reasons Why Roof Flashing Fails

If you didn’t already know, the flashing on your roof is the flat, thin material that is used to prevent water from penetrating the weak areas on your roof such as around the chimney or in corners. It is placed underneath the shingles and redirects water to another location. While flashing is usually made of durable materials such as aluminum, galvanized or stainless steel, it is not uncommon for it to suffer damage. In today’s post, the roof replacement pros over at Masters Roofing shares the three main reasons why the flashing on your roof might fail. 

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The 3 Secrets to a Successful Roof Replacement Project

If it is your first time replacing the roof of your home, you are probably finding the project a bit daunting. Like most major construction and home improvement projects, there are many important things to consider and there is plenty that can go wrong. To take away some of the stress and headaches usually associated with roofing installation, we share the three secrets to a smooth and relatively painless roof replacement. 

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Factors That Affect Your Asphalt Roof’s Aging Rate

Even the sturdiest asphalt roofs are bound to be replaced as it reaches the end of its expected lifespan. However, there are certain factors that can cause your roof to age faster (or slower), which means no two shingle roofs can last exactly the same, even if they’re made of the same material. Today, our residential roofing experts talk about factors that can affect your roof’s aging rate.

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Dealing With Roof Penetrations on Standing Seam Metal Roofs

Standing seam metal roofs have proven their worth when it comes to offering unparalleled durability. They add value in providing a weatherproof residential roofing solution. Still, the performance of any roofing system can be sacrificed by multiple penetrations. When done poorly, these penetrations can trigger leaks, property damage and unexpected expenses.

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