While slate roofing systems are highly durable, they do need periodic maintenance. It’s recommended that the gutters are cleaned on a biannual basis, and then professional inspection and repair is carried out every 5 to 7 years.
Trying to bring more light into a north-facing room? A basic Solatube can increase the amount of light available, and if it’s outfitted with a turret extension to catch direct south-facing sunlight, it can brighten even the gloomiest room.
Asphalt shingles must be replaced after twelve to seventy years. While paint and coating may need to be re-applied, a metal roof can last fifty years or more, making it a smart investment if you intend to keep your home long-term.
Have your staff or maintenance crew conduct periodic inspections of the inside of your building to look for signs of a leaking roof. These include discoloration of the ceiling tiles or along the top edge of drywall, as well as spotting water puddles on the floor.
Galvanized steel is one of the most common roofing materials, and it does quite well in many applications. Unpainted, it has a service life of fifteen to thirty years. However, in coastal regions, salt contamination can decrease that by half to two-thirds, so painting is a smart option.
Some roofing warranties are for a year, and some are longer. You’ll usually find out after the first good storm that we do roofs right, and if there’s any problem, we’ll fix it. We value customer referrals more than any piece of paper, though, so we do the job RIGHT.
Ceramic coatings, made from regular paint and ceramic beads, can add to a metal roof's heat reflexive properties. Initially, such a coating reflects 75-85% of solar radiation, but its effectiveness may vary if dirt builds up over time.
Ever seen a metal roof glinting in the sun? Well, metal roofing doesn't have to be reflective to be effective. The most common metal roof construction uses aluminum, stainless steel or steel, but even old timey copper roofs may be available in some areas of the country.
Montco Roofing updated their address.
Montco Roofing updated their address.
Montco Roofing updated their address.
When the wind blows, do you hear a whistle coming from your windows? If so, it’s probably time to either repair or replace your windows! Not only can new windows save you money on cooling and heating costs but some even qualify for tax credit!