If it’s too good to be true, then it probably is. This is especially true for roofing contractors who come up with suspiciously low estimates when it comes to repairing or replacing your roof. An impossibly low estimate is a tell-tale sign that you are dealing with a shoddy roofer who isn’t above cutting corners at your expense. In today’s post, Ken Morton & Sons, LLC shares a few red flags to watch out for to avoid dealing with unscrupulous roofing companies.
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Pros and Cons of Doing a Roof-Over
Your home’s roof is a component that has to be kept in tip-top shape for it to stay beautiful and energy-efficient. This also goes to the other components under it such as the roofing shingles. In this post, the leading roofing and siding repair company, Ken Morton Roofing & Siding, shares the pros and cons of placing a new roof over existing shingles.
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What Happens If You Delay a Roof Replacement?
Roof repairs and replacements are important to ensure the longevity and maximum performance of your roofing system. However, a full roof replacement is a significant investment which is why some homeowners decide to put them on hold. Keep in mind that issues won’t go away if you leave them alone as this can result in bigger problems in the future. In this post, Ken Morton & Sons LLC, the leading roofing and siding contractors in Sewell, NJ shares the things that can happen if you don’t replace your roof.
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Do’s and Don’ts After a Storm Hits Your Area
After a storm hits your area, normally your first action would be to inspect your home for any serious damage. It appears like a great idea to get up your roof at the first chance you get, but most roofers would share a few do’s and don’ts you should be aware of before you even exit out of your doors. Your local roofer, Ken Morton Roofing & Siding, shares the do’s and don’ts after a storm hits your area.
Do You Need to Move Out of Your Home During a Roof Replacement?
Any roof replacement project comes with its fair share of noise and clutter. Not only is it loud and uncomfortable, but certain parts of your home will be exposed to nature’s elements. Most roofers would recommend homeowners to move out temporarily for the whole span of the project. However, is it really required?
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