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If you’re in the market for a new roof, you might be overwhelmed by all the unfamiliar roofing terms that are thrown about as you shop around for roofing quotes. Understanding roofing terminology isn’t easy if you don’t work in the business, so we’ve created this handy guide where we define the most common roofing…
A streaky black roof is not exactly a pleasant sight when you pull into the driveway, but there may be more going on with your roof that meets the eye.
Our client has a lovely ranch that’s on the corner as you enter their development – but it was starting to look a bit shabby. The roof was stained, the siding was drab and the windows were starting to look their age. The owners selected a great combination of roofing, siding and windows to replace…
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By Amanda Veinott Identify Current Intake Ventilation Intake ventilation typically occurs along your eaves / gutter edges via soffit vents, an eave-level intake vent like GAF Cobra Intake Pro, or possibly gable vents if your home doesn’t have soffits – like many Cape Cod style homes. Identify Current Exhaust Ventilation Exhaust ventilation typically occurs through…
When you receive a proposal for a new roof some of the terms used may not be familiar to you – sheathing, underlayment, etc. What exactly are they? Do I need them? And, what if my proposal doesn’t contain them? This roofing materials list courtesy of our friends at GAF can help you understand your…
George J. Keller & Sons have had a long relationship with GAF Corp – the largest manufacturer of roofing shingles in the US, with over 3700 employees and over $3B in annual revenues. GAF operates an informative and inspirational blog that they call RoofViews. We’ve collected a handful of our favorite posts from the RoofViews blog…
There’s nothing too complicated about this roofing project on the face of it. Mr. K has a lovely extended ranch in Wayne and he needed a new roof for his home. When our roofing experts talk to our clients, they spend quite a bit of time explaining that it’s never as straightforward as just attaching…
