A residential roofing system can be installed in two ways: by applying a new layer of shingles over the old ones and by tearing off the old roof completely before installing a new system. While professional roofers like M&A Exterior Home Improvement can install new roofs either way, we often recommend a complete tear-off, which offers more benefits despite being more costly. Let’s take a closer look at why this method is usually better than an overlay.
Never Ignore Soffit and Fascia Damage – Here’s Why
A roofing system is composed of many different parts that play specific roles in protecting your home. Contrary to what most people think, it’s not just the shingles that make up a roof – a combination of multiple components deserve your attention as well.
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What to Do to Minimize Stress From a Roofing Project
Undertaking residential roofing projects is often exciting for many homeowners. The entire process, however, can become stressful fast, especially if you don’t hire the right roofer for the job. With services from M&A Exterior Home Improvement, you can rest easy knowing you’re working with one of the most trusted roofing contractors in the region.
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3 Reasons You Must Hire a Local Roofer For Your Project
If you’re looking for a reputable roofer for your next project, you’ve probably come across numerous candidates, some of them popular national franchises. While brand name recognition is a deciding factor for many homeowners, there are several amazing benefits that come with hiring a local roofing contractor.
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Why Metal Roofs Don’t Require Grounding
It’s a commonly known fact that metal is one of the best conductors of electricity. With that being said, some homeowners are confused as to whether they need to have their metal roofs grounded or not. Simply put, no, unless it’s required by the local building codes. However, if your home is struck by lightning, would a grounded roof incur more risks than a standard one? In this post, your roof repair expert, M&A Exterior Home Improvement, explains why metal roofs don’t require grounding.
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