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5 Lies Bad Roofers Tell Their Customers

September 14, 2021

Replacing a roof is extremely stressful and trying to vet a roof repair company to do the job can be overwhelming. While there are many reputable roofing companies you can trust the job to, there are also roofers who are willing to lie just to take your money. To help protect you, we share the biggest lies […]

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4 Common Soffit Issues You Should Keep an Eye Out For

September 06, 2021

Soffits are one of the most prominent parts of your home. They not only complete the overall look of your home by covering your eaves but they also provide your attic with passive ventilation, allowing it to breathe and keep your roof in good condition for a long time. However, like most parts of a […]

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Does Roof Granule Loss Mean You Should Get a New Roof?

August 25, 2021

Asphalt shingles are popular materials found in many residential roofing systems. They’re easy to install and can be used in different home styles, making them an economical product for many homeowners. A professionally installed shingle roofing system can also effectively protect your home throughout its expected lifespan. But this is only possible with proper care and maintenance […]

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How Does Proper Ventilation Keep Your Roof in Good Shape?

August 18, 2021

Summer days can get hot and unbearable at times. But with a good roof, you should stay cool and comfortable inside especially if it has adequate ventilation. Any well-built roof will have a proper ventilation system after all, as it helps it stay in good condition. It also helps improve your home’s energy efficiency and […]

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Roof Repairs Aren’t Always the Best Solution

August 05, 2021

Whenever you get your roofing system inspected, there may be some issues discovered such as water leaks or other damage. Depending on the level of damage, patching that part of the roof is usually enough to put it back into shape. But if multiple leaks are found and you’re frequently spending for repairs, it may only cost […]

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The Worst Types of Roof Debris and How to Deal With Them

July 29, 2021

Roof debris is more than just an eyesore when seen from the curb; it can also inflict damage in many different ways. Some accumulate on the surface and slowly weaken the whole structure, while others create a big impact strong enough to leave dents, punctures or dents before falling off. If not dealt with properly, […]

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Mistakes to Avoid When Maintaining Your Asphalt Shingle Roof

July 22, 2021

The average lifespan of an asphalt shingle roof is between 15 to 20 years. Ensuring proper maintenance, however, can make this type of roofing system last longer. Knowing the mistakes you need to avoid is crucial to preserving its durability and weather performance. Local roofing and outdoor living contractor Sterling Exteriors discusses some of them below.

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The Importance of a Roof Inspection Before Selling Your Home

July 08, 2021

If you are looking to put your home on the market in the future, you must see to it that its systems and components are in good working order. In this blog, Sterling Exteriors discusses the importance of having your roofing system inspected by a professional.

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Pros & Cons of Replacing Your Roof Before Selling Your Home

June 25, 2021

When you are making preparations to sell your home, you most likely have a to-do list a mile long, with some items more pressing than others. What you include in your list will be based on a few important things, like whether you want to get paid a top dollar or simply sell as fast […]

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A Primer on Commercial Roofing Warranties

June 23, 2021

Your commercial roof plays a crucial role in keeping your building protected from elements. But since it is also a notable investment, it is only proper to think about your roofing warranties as financial assets. In this article, roof and siding company Sterling Exteriors shares a brief guide on commercial roofing warranties.

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