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Most homeowner’s insurance policies provide coverage for roof damage occasioned by unpreventable incidents such as vandalism or fire. Emergency “acts of God” such as hail, wind, tornadoes, and hurricanes are also usually covered. It is essential to know the specifics […]

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Water leaks into your home’s siding can occur for a variety of reasons. In some cases, improperly sealed flashing will allow water to enter the house through vents, doors, and windows. Clogged gutters can also cause water to spill over

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One popular way homeowners are improving the comfort and curb appeal of their home is by installing new siding. Over time, your home’s siding will show signs of cracking or warping, allowing gaps to form which can reduce your home’s

Commercial roofing contractors can use technical terminologies which new building owners and managers may not be familiar with. A reputable roofer should help you understand the industry jargon they use when issuing roofing inspection reports or cost estimates.

Flat roofs face a different set of challenges than sloped roofs. And while there are significant advantages to flat roofs on commercial buildings—lower cost, easier access, more efficient use of space—they are no less vulnerable to leaks.

Having a commercial roof in good condition is an essential part of protecting your building’s interior. When it’s time to pick a new one, what is the best commercial roofing material? Keep the following in mind while weighing your options

Here in Minnesota, commercial roofs take a lot of punishment. Scorching heat in summer, frigid cold and heavy snowfall in winter—it’s a lot for any roof to handle. A quality commercial roof can last 40 years or more, but it

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