No matter how large or small a roof project may be, there’s one thing that all roof contractors have in common: you’re going to use a ladder to climb up onto a roof, one way or another. Ladders can be extremely dangerous if not properly used. It’s important to remember the following roof ladder safety… read more
The good news is that roof safety isn’t complicated in the least. You can use common sense and practice basic roofing safety precautions to greatly reduce the risk of injury on-the-job. Roof Safety Guidelines Don’t get on a slippery roof. Unless you’re a trained professional, it’s best to avoid roof construction when surfaces are slick… read more
Roofing brings with it many familiar construction risks at a greater degree since you will be working at a height. This makes the proper fall protection more important than ever before to reduce the risk of injury and death on the job. Even experienced roofers are susceptible to unpredictable roofing hazards that could cause a… read more
One of the best ways to practice roof repair safety is by using the correct equipment in the first place. Before starting any type of DIY job, make sure that you have the proper equipment on hand in working condition. A rusty saw and a poorly functioning nail gun aren’t going to do you any… read more
Home improvements can be a dangerous matter for the average homeowner and professional contractor alike. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, a whopping 246,733 Americans visited the emergency room in 2009 because of falls from a ladder. Fall Injuries During Roof Construction This equals 28 fall injuries for every hour of every day. Once… read more
Throughout the country, fall is considered the perfect time of year to clean roof gutters before cold weather sets in. While most home and business owners think of gutter cleaning as a tedious task, it serves a valuable purpose in roof maintenance. Gutters should be cleaned two times a year – once in the fall… read more
When repairing a flat roof, you must first find out where the leak is coming from. Since flat roofs are made up of multiple layers of tar and roofing felt, leaks may be more likely to occur at low spots or in areas where a roof is visibly damaged. If you’ve already found the source of… read more
In a season of high winds, it’s not uncommon for asphalt shingles to lift up and break off completely. If you notice a few damaged or missing shingles after a winter storm, it may be time to gather your supplies and climb onto your roof for some much-needed repairs. In other circumstances, your roof may… read more
Fixing a leaking roof isn’t rocket science – if you know what you’re looking for. Detecting the source of a leak in the first place may be the most difficult aspect of repairing a leaky roof. Finding a Roof Leak Finding the actual location where a roof is leaking is difficult. Water may seep through… read more
Learning the basics of roof repair and maintenance will do you a world of good by helping you to save money on more costly roof upkeep. As a home or business owner, regular roof maintenance can preserve the integrity of a roof and may even help you to troubleshoot ordinary issues before they become serious…. read more
Homeowners don’t always appreciate the job a roof does until there is a problem and by then it is often too late. If you haven’t had someone look at your roof within the past two years, it is time!
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