Have you been talking to roofing contractors about replacing your existing roof, but feel a bit confused by the terms that they are using? It will help to know these common terms so you understand what is going on.
Sheathing
Roof sheathing, also known as roof decking, is the component of the roof that all of the roofing material is secured to. It could be made out of wooden planks, OSB (oriented strand board), or plywood.
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While commercial roofing materials are designed to last, they're bound to wear out over time due to constant exposure to the elements. That's why it's crucial for every business owner to note down their roofing system's lifespan. This allows them to start saving for a roofing upgrade early. Timely roofing upgrades reset your roofing system's lifespan, and this gives you peace of mind knowing that your indoor spaces are protected from the elements, and your equipment is secured from damage.
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Does your roof leak? Are shingles missing? Does the metal material have dings or pits? Perhaps your new home's older roof isn't in perfect condition, but you're not sure whether the issues are minor or major signs of wear and tear. Left untreated, seemingly insignificant wear could grow. Take a look at what you need to know about wear and residential roof replacement options.
Should You Replace Your Roof Right Now—Or Repair It?
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What do new homeowners need to know about roofing wear? The signs of wear are obvious—but you're not sure what, if anything, you need to do next. If this is your first experience owning a home or with residential roofing contractors, take a look at the top wear-related questions answered.
Do Roofs Wear Out Over Time?
Like every other part of a new-to-you (but older) home, the roof will age and wear over the course of the structure's lifetime.
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Gutters are good at evacuating water, but they can get clogged with leaves and other debris and sometimes overflow, causing problems with the foundation or structure of the house. It may cause serious damage, so it is necessary to protect the gutters with a gutter guard—one of the best ways to protect your gutter from problems is to install a gutter guard on top of the gutter to prevent dirt buildup and clogging your drain system.
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