When it comes to roof replacement, understanding who’s responsible for what can be quite tricky, especially if you live in a community governed by a homeowners association (HOA). As a homeowner, you might be wondering if you’re solely responsible or if your HOA shares some of the burden. The truth is that the responsibility can vary depending on certain factors tied to your HOA’s regulations.
Read MoreThe Causes of Granule Loss in Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Understanding what your asphalt shingle roof goes through year after year is an essential part of keeping your home well-maintained. Over its life span, it undergoes what’s called granule loss, which you’ll immediately notice when you check the inside of your gutters. Fields Roof Service, Inc. is here to explain what causes granule loss in the first place and how this can affect your roof.
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About Dry Rot on Roofs
Dry rot can affect various components of your home, including your roof. In this post, we share more information about dry rot, including its impact on your roof and the signs you should look out for. We also discuss how a roof contractor can help protect your home for years to come.
Read MoreProtecting Your Garden and Exterior During Roof Installation
When preparing for roof installation, it’s essential to consider all aspects, including how to protect your garden and home exterior from damage. Fortunately, with a bit of foresight and the right professional help, you can keep your outdoor areas safe while the roofers do their work. Keep reading to learn some tips from the experts.
Read MoreHow to Budget a Roof Replacement
Proper budgeting is key to any home improvement project. This is especially true for a major project like roof replacement. As a homeowner, it may feel daunting, but don’t worry — we’re here to guide you through. Here are tips to help you nail down your roof replacement budget.
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