It's pretty clear that your roof replacement cost will depend largely on the size of your roof and the type of materials used. Larger roofs cost more to replace because they require more materials and labor. Upscale materials, like tile and slate, cost more than standard shingles. But these are not the only factors that affect the price of a roof replacement. Here are some other key factors that roofers consider when giving a quote or charging you for this service.
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Ice dams are a common problem in areas that receive a lot of snowfall, and they can cause serious damage to shingle roofs. They're caused by melted snow freezing into a block of ice at the edge of your roof. Snow on your roof will start to melt if the attic underneath is warm, and it will flow down your roof as it melts. The edge of your roof isn't warmed by the attic, so the melted snow will freeze again once it reaches the edge.
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It can be hard to know when to call for residential roofing work when you do not get the opportunity to look at your roof as often as you do other parts of your house. Too many people make the mistake of assuming that they do not need to pay any special attention to their roof and that if there is a problem, it will be obvious. That's not always the case, though.
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It is imperative that your commercial building always has a good roof over it. While it is easy to get overwhelmed with a lot of repairs, upgrades, or just general upkeep that a commercial property will have over the years, you do not want to let the condition of the roof slip your mind. It's one of those things a lot of people have a problem with, as the roof is often out of sight and therefore not thought about.
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It does not matter if you hang a few Christmas lights or are trying to be the most decorated house in the neighborhood. There are roofing safety tips you need to observe. These tips will not only protect you but will protect the health and integrity of your roof. Failure to follow these practices may require an appointment with your roofing contractor before the new year.
1. Clean Your Gutters First
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