GAF’s Timberline® Cool Series® Shingles make a sound, long-term roofing investment. They feature granules that have high reflective properties, which means they are capable of withstanding the intense heat coming from the sun. They block most of the solar radiation, meaning Cool Series Shingles don’t transmit heat to the rest of the home. This results in a comfortable home, bigger savings and increased energy efficiency.
Depending on how strong it is, wind can cause some serious roof damage. Combined with other weather conditions that often co-occur such as rainfall and hail, it can be devastating to a roofing system, sending shingles and other debris flying onto your property and leaving your home vulnerable to leaks and other problems. The aftermath of wind and storm damage can be hard to deal with, especially given the urgent nature of this type of roof replacement or roof repair.
Roof damage is a problem you can’t just brush under the rug. Instead, it’s something you need to address right away. Some people, however, are intimidated by the roof replacement process, but this shouldn’t be the case. With adequate preparation, they can overcome the challenges that come with this endeavor.
Minor leaks in your roofing system may seem small now, but if left unaddressed, they could easily become the cause of major water damage to your interior. To safeguard your home or business, it pays to know some of the most common causes behind roof leaks so that you’ll know what signs to look for and when to seek expert help to address them. In this post, your trusted commercial roofing contractors from Texas Traditions Roofing discuss these causes:
Trees in the yard benefit your home in many ways. They provide shade that cools the roof, they help prevent soil erosion around your home, and they shield your home from high winds. Arborists, along with residential and commercial roofing contractors like us, recommend pruning your trees on a regular basis. Texas Traditions Roofing shares why this is important.