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How to Know Your Roof needs a Replacement – Planning for 2020
When does your roof need replacing? What are precautions you can take to prevent any other damages? The first thing to do is figure out where your roof is standing with the following questions: · When was the last installation? · Who/what company installed it? · When...
Can I still get my Roofing Replaced in Winter?
The short answer to this is ultimately YES. With the right roofing contractors, although it may not be the most ideal weather conditions, it is still manageable to replace a roof in the winter season. Other things to note:
The Do’s and Don’ts of Rooftop Snow Removal
Whether you’re hiring professionals for snow removal or doing it yourself (not recommended), we’re listing the things to watch out for and have created a list of Do’s and Don’ts. Do’s: Start from the edges and move your way to the top Be mindful of metal tools during...
How to Manage Your Roof this Winter Season – Residential and Commercial
Snowfall is upon us and we can almost guarantee it will be plentiful. With temperature drops and snow, the strain it can cause on our roofing system can be harmful and leave us with complications. In the midst of Winter, it’s important to regulate your roofing system...
The Difference Between Asphalt vs Wood Shingles
You’re in the process of getting a new installation on your roof. What material should you use? What material will get you the lifespan you want? What’s the benefit of either one? What does the cost difference look like? Revive Restoration understands the client...
How to Choose the Right Roofing Contractor
Roofing contracts are a large investment for any homeowner, and it is vital to hire someone you can trust with a large project. Revive Restoration understands the sensitivity of each project for a family home. In this article, we’ve put together five essential...
3 Reasons to Get Your Roof Done in the Fall
Homeowners are often reluctant to call a roofing expert when there are minor damages – however, smaller damages can lead to bigger problems. In the Midwest, our winters are bound to have harsh conditions that only make exterior circumstances worse than they are, to...
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