Here at Lone-Star Roof Systems, we pride ourselves in offering the best products at competitive prices with an over-the-top labor warranty. We like to take great care of our customers in all stages of the roof installation process (and well after the job is done) because we are passionate about you, our customers. Our work […]
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Recap: “Picture this: A person arrives home everyday to a warm, secure building that protects everything they love and everything they own. They sit down to dinner, watch a little television and maybe head to bed early. In the middle of the night they wake up to find the roof of their home has vanished!
Most Common Causes of Roof Issues – and How to Avoid Them! Part 2: Outside Influences Read More »
Picture this: A person arrives home everyday to a warm, secure building that protects everything they love and everything they own. They sit down to dinner, watch a little television and maybe head to bed early. In the middle of the night they wake up to find the roof of their home has vanished! How
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Have you ever looked at your old, worn-out, leaky roof and thought it could be so much more efficient – if only the house or building wasn’t so old? Retrofitting a green, energy-efficient roof to an old structure may seem like a large project, but the truth is most materials can be fit to any
Energy-Efficient Roofs – Retrofit to an Old Structure Read More »
Have you ever had a roofing salesman in your home start discussing “designer” or “luxury” shingles for your new roof and wondered what in the world they were talking about? Read on to find out!
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For those of you just joining us, our Thursday blog usually focuses on Holmes on Homes, a show that goes into homes where contracting or construction work has been done poorly and corrects the issues that the poor work has created. Mr. Holmes is a general contractor from Canada with years of experience in construction.
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Slate is a type of stone that has been used for centuries in many different applications, including roofing, siding, interior and exterior walls, statues and even headstones. However, as “Texas Premier Roofer” we thought we would stick to the roofing application!
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Last Thursday’s blog introduced Holmes on Homes, a show that goes into homes where contracting or construction work has been done poorly and corrects the issues that the poor work has created. Holmes is a general contractor from Canada with years of experience in construction. He hates to see a contractor leave a customer with
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Social media is a big part of how people network these days – and Lone-Star Roof Systems is moving forward with our networking too. We are on Pinterest! For those who aren’t yet aware of Pinterest, it is a membership-based site much like Facebook or Twitter, but Pinterest is all about pictures! We pin pictures of
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Today I would like to begin a short series of blogs related to Holmes on Homes, a show on HGTV. Holmes on Homes is a show that goes into homes where contracting or construction work has been done poorly and corrects the issues that the poor work has created. Holmes is a general
Holmes on Homes: Window Pain Read More »
Contracts are confusing and sometimes scary things. Often, modern contracts will befuddle even the most levelheaded of shoppers. But it is important to keep in mind that contracts were originally made to protect the consumer, and they still serve that purpose today.
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Here at Lone-Star Roof systems we enjoy HGTV’s Green Home series. This year, HGTV’s Green Home used a standing seam metal roofing product. Why? Metal is an extremely eco-friendly option for roofs. The material lasts for a lifetime! When you install a metal roof, the expectation is that you will never have to replace it.
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