As a homeowner, you take on the responsibility for the repair and maintenance of your home. By being proactive about these things, you’ll maximize the comfort of your home and avoid serious expenses from structural failures down the line. While some maintenance and repair projects are small and can be handled as a DIY project …
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Choosing a roofing contractor can be an overwhelming task. Many people often make the mistake of going with the first contractor that comes knocking at their door. Your roof is a large investment, and it plays an important role in protecting your family, home, and wallet. As a homeowner, it is critical that you are …
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Although you may think of your attic as simply a storage space, it actually plays a vital role in your home’s roof system. A properly ventilated attic allows your roof to “breathe,” in a sense. Similar to breathing, ventilation allows your attic to “inhale” fresh air and “exhale” stale air. This constant flow of air …
When you are getting your home ready to sell, you might be considering making some home improvements to increase its value and speed up the selling process. When you hire a realtor, they typically do a home inspection first, to make a list of what needs to be fixed or replaced in order to list …
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Did you know that in the sun’s heat, the surface of your dark-colored shingle roof can increase in temperature up to 190 degrees? Prolonged exposure to the sun can decrease the life of your traditional shingle roof and leave your roof vulnerable to leaks. Additionally, even if your home has adequate attic ventilation, this can …
As the seasons change once again, Texas weather just can’t make up its mind. One day it’s flooding, the next it’s hailing, we finally get a sunny day and nope, here comes a tornado. Through each of these storms, your roof works hard to protect you and your family. However, these storms take a toll …
A storm blows through your neighborhood, leaving your roof damaged, to say the least. As you google “Roofing Contractors in College Station,” you are overwhelmed with options. Within a day, contractors are knocking on your door, each with a smooth sales pitch and a business card. Some of these roofing companies sound legit, but others …
Exercising due diligence is the secret to hiring the right contractor for your roof replacement project. A huge part of this is reading online reviews. As a matter of fact, it has become the norm. According to a 2017 survey, 97% of consumers read reviews for local businesses, and 89% of them trust what they …
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Metal is the most in-demand roofing material today. In one year, its market share jumped from 11% (2015) to 14% (2016). Despite its increasing popularity among average homeowners, one can argue that its stock would be higher if not for the myths about it. To appreciate the value of metal roofing systems, Lone-Star Roof Systems …
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Most roofs don’t the end of their service life on their own. Regardless of its material, your roof requires proper care and attention to stay in good shape. Otherwise, you may be dealing with leaks and higher energy bills. As the local authority in the upkeep of residential and commercial roofing systems, Lone-Star Roof Systems shares ways to tackle …
In a perfect world, roofing projects always go as planned. In reality, though, it’s pretty common to experience stress during a roof replacement. To reduce your chances of stress, follow these tips from the experts at Lone-Star Roof Systems:
Metal is one of the most eco-friendly roofing materials in the industry. Its greenness is multidimensional, helping protect the environment in different ways. It’s little wonder that its market share nearly doubled between 2014 and 2016, at eight percent and fourteen percent respectively. Here’s what makes metal roofing systems sustainable according to Lone-Star Roof Systems: