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Homeowners in need of a roof replacement have multiple roofing materials available to them today with varying lifespans. Aside from their longevity, the different roofing materials each have their own characteristics—both positive and negative—that can have a significant impact on your investment. We explore the advantages and disadvantages of some of the most popular roofing materials preferred by homeowners. Find out what roof is right for you:

As the climate is changing we need to adopt some passive cooling techniques to cool down our house not just to depend on mechanical cooling because it harms our nature. Having these kind of passive techniques can bring lots of changes. To read more about passive cooling and green roof click on the image you will be redirected to the main article... #pin #pinterest #pinterestcreators #greenroof #roofs #passive #passivecooling #sustainable #evaporation #cool #nature #layakarchitect…

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Here are a few things to know about corrugated metal and standing seams roofing styles. Give us a call at 856-264-9093 for a consultation.

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When it comes to protecting your home from pests, adverse weather conditions, and water leakage, you’ll need good quality roof shingles. But before choosing the right material for your roofing, you should first weigh up all the advantages and disadvantages of different types of roof shingles. To make this task easier for you, I’m going to explain in detail 10 types of roof shingles, how long they last for, and their pros and cons.

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Standing seam is a descriptive industry term for vertical sheet metal panels featuring the characteristic raised seams that form a watertight lock. The seams are typically raised above the level of the metal roofing panels, which gives the roof a distinctive appearance. The seams are usually between 1 and 2 inches high and are either ... Read more