
Residential Roofing

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Residential Roofing
Minimum Slope for Shingles: What Contractors Need to Know
As a residential roofing contractor, you've likely encountered many unique roof configurations during past projects. Whether the next roof you work on is a hip or gable, low slope or steep, knowing some handy rules of thumb can help you consider which roofing products to recommend to homeowners.
February 07, 2025
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Residential Roofing
Using Pipe Boot Flashing for a Roof Leak Repair
Plumbing vent pipe penetrations are vulnerable points on a home's roof. They're often a common source for roof leaks. So when a customer calls you with a problem involving a pipe on their roof, you'll want to present them with an effective and long-lasting solution.
By Mark Soto
December 13, 2024
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Residential Roofing
When Is the Best Time to Replace a Roof?
If every day was sunny, mild, and a pleasant 75 degrees, there'd be little reason to wonder about the best time to replace a roof. Of course, not everyone lives in areas with ideal weather conditions, as climates vary greatly across the country.
February 05, 2024
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Residential Roofing
All about Hip and Ridge Cap Shingles
One high-stress area of a residential roof is where its two faces meet, either at a hip or a ridge. Protecting these areas helps reduce the risk of leaks. Before the advent of shingles purpose-made for hip and ridge caps, roofers typically cut up 3-tab strip shingles and bent them over these areas of the roof. Today, specially made versions of these types of shingles provide better protection while maintaining a roof's aesthetic appeal.
September 21, 2023