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3 Commercial Roofing Red Flags To Watch Out For

January 8, 2021 Scott Patnode

The roof is one of the most important elements in a commercial building. While it is a significant investment for any property owner, it is also worthwhile and can last between 25 to 50 years on average depending on the type of materials used and how it is taken care of. In today’s article, roof replacement expert Fields Roof Service shares the three most common red flags when it comes to commercial roofing.

Why You Shouldn’t Close Your Roof Vents in the Winter

January 1, 2021 Scott Patnode

The vents in your roof allow air to circulate throughout your attic which helps with the ventilation throughout your entire home. In the winter, many homeowners think it’s a good idea to shut off their roof vents not knowing that this may actually harm your roof. Your trusted roof service company Fields Roof Service explains why you shouldn’t close your vents in the winter.

Roof Replacement: Money-Saving Secrets You Should Know About

December 25, 2020 Scott Patnode

Repairing or replacing a damaged roof is a critical step in providing protection from the damaging effects of various weather conditions such as heavy downpour, sharp-hitting hailstones and the glare of the sun. If you are planning to take on a roofing project, there are plenty of things you need to keep in mind to save more money in the long run. A reliable roofing company shares some of them:

Different Types of Roofing Loads and Why They Are Important

December 18, 2020 Scott Patnode

A home or building roof is under a lot of pressure constantly. In order to stay structurally sound, it must be able to withstand temporary and permanent loads that are pushing downward and upward on it. The limit of the load your roof can support is dictated by its construction design. In this article, a reputable roof contractor discusses the different types of roofing loads and their importance to roof replacement projects.

Should You Move Out While Your Roof Is Being Replaced?

December 11, 2020 Scott Patnode

One of the most crucial home improvement projects to tackle is roof replacement. It takes time to carefully map out and plan, it takes waiting on the right weather and it takes a large sum of money as well. After you have finalized the planning stage, you are looking forward to having it done. But what do you actually do during the replacement process? Is it necessary to move out until the roof is installed? Keep reading to learn more.

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Fields Roof Service is the BEST - from the first phone call to the last shingle! I got 3 bids. One was far below Fields, but I didn't feel confident that they would do the job correctly, and the other one was about the same as Fields. But I chose Fields because Jason was so knowledgeable. I felt that the job would be done right. He was organized and took care of every little detail. And the crew who worked on my roof were great, too. The roof looks great, and I love my 2 new skylights in my living room. I highly recommend Fields Roof Service!!!

Valerie T. | Auburn, WA

Steve came out to help us investigate a potential leak. He was not only thorough in checking for the leak (which he verified was not coming from the roof) but was also extremely friendly and gave us suggestions on where the leak could be coming from as well as general roofing tips. This was my first time working with them, and will be highly recommending them to my friends and coworkers. Thanks Steve!"

Solomon C. | Seattle, WA

Estimates provided upfront. Great work and new Sky Light installed as expected. They also offer if leaking again, call them any time.

Tu N. | Tacoma, WA

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