State Roofing Company installs another GAF Roof System with a Silver Pledge Warranty. This HAND NAILED roof system consists of the GAF Timberline HD Lifetime Shingles in Charcoal, Pro-Start starter strip, High Profile Z-Ridge, Stormguard and brand new gutters. The old roof system was damaged from the recent hail storm in May. It was paid for by the homeowners insurance carrier. HAPPY CUSTOMER!!
State Roofing Company installs another GAF Roof System. This HAND NAILED roof system consists of the GAF Timberline HD Lifetime Shingles in Charcoal, Pro-Start starter strip, and Stormguard. The old roof system was damaged from the recent hail storm in May. It was paid for by the Homeowners Insurance Carrier. This roof was completed in one day!
State Roofing Company installs another GAF Roof System with a Golden Pledge Enhanced Warranty. This HAND NAILED roof system consists of the GAF Armorshield II Hail Impact Resistant Shingle in Weathered Wood with High Profile Impact Resistant Seal-A-Ridge, Pro-Start starter strip, Stormguard, Cobra III ridge vent, High Quality Lead Jacks and brand new gutters!
State Roofing Company installs another GAF Roof System with a Silver Pledge Warranty. This HAND NAILED roof system consists of the GAF Timberline HD Hickory shingles, Feltbuster underlayment, Pro-Start starter strip, and Stormguard shield. The old roof system was damaged from the recent hail storm in May. It was paid for by the Homeowners Insurance Carrier.
The insurance carrier for this policyholder only paid for a third of the Hail Damage roof system. State Roofing Company advised the homeowner of his options and he decided to Demand Appraisal. This process is allowed per the policy for a homeowner to pursue in matters of disputes. Call State Roofing Company and ask for John. He has been doing appraisals for 30 years in disputes with insurance carriers. Get his free advice. He is not a Public Adjuster and only from his experience is he advising. This claim went from initial carrier estimate of $7,132.00 to appraisal approved loss of $29,180.00. Let State Roofing Company help you with you storm damage claim from Hail or Wind.
State Roofing Company installed a GAF Timberline HD Charcoal Roof System with Feltbuster Synthetic underlayment, Pro-Start Starter, StormGuard Ice & Water Shield, Cobra III Ridge Vent & High Profile Z-Ridge. This roof system qualified for a Golden Pledge Warranty backed by GAF – North America’s Largest Shingle Manufacturer with Advanced Protection Shingle Technology.
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When it comes to buying your first house, a lot of home-buyers seem to look over the state of the roof, unless it’s in extreme distress. However, the roof should be one of the first items on your checklist when you’re on the hunt for that perfect house.
Ask the seller about the age of the roof; its history (whether there has been any damage in the past that needed to be fixed); how often the homeowner got it properly inspected; and the projected lifespan of the roof (depending on the material that it’s made from).
What You Should Look At:
1. The Obvious
Take a solid look at the state of the roof. Common warning signs would be missing shingles, mold, worn spots, and curled edges.
2. Proper Ventilation
The ventilation system of a home is a major factor in the “healthiness” of a roof. Although the roof may be relatively new, if the ventilation system isn’t up-to-date or working properly, you will have problems with the roof down the road. A proper ventilation system lets sunlight and air come in easily; it also reduces energy costs and decreases the level of moisture in the home. If the system is not working properly, you could be facing mold or a warped roof.
3. Gutters and Good Drainage System
A drainage system involves three aspects: downspouts, gutters, and drainage pipes. You’ll want to make sure all of these parts are in working order, which State Roofing Company can help you with. When looking at the gutters, thoroughly inspect the shingle grains, they protect the shingles from the sun’s rays.
4. Leaks
When a roof leaks, the water may be pouring out of one spot, but it’s actually leaking from something that’s closer to 10 feet away from the problem area. Common leakers include areas such as chimneys, plumbing vents, roof seam connecting additions, and head wall flashings.
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