Roofing is a critical part of protecting the integrity and value of your home. However, like any other components of your home, it is not indestructible and may fail as time passes. Knowing why this happens helps you in taking the necessary steps to ensure it is kept in good condition for many years. Read on as local roofing company Ken Morton & Sons LLC shares four common reasons for roof failure.
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Spring Roofing Maintenance: What Not to Do
Since spring is the season for home upgrades, you may want to include roof maintenance in your checklist. By taking care of your roof, you can extend its service life so it continues protecting you and your family from weather elements. In this blog, Ken Morton & Sons LLC shares a few things you should avoid during spring roof maintenance in Sewell, NJ.
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Buying a Home? Ask These Roofing Questions First
Buying a home is undoubtedly an exciting process. With so many decisions to consider, it can be easy to overlook potential issues with a new house, one of which is the roofing. Unless you’re well-versed in exterior construction and repair, it can also be hard to know what kinds of questions regarding roofs are critical for your long-term success as a homeowner. This guide will help you in that regard.
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The Most Vulnerable Components of Your Roofing System
Today’s residential roofing systems are designed to withstand the local weather. However, some of their components are more susceptible to harsh elements than others. Roofing and siding replacement contractor Ken Morton & Sons LLC takes a closer look at the vulnerable parts of your roof and how you can keep them in good condition.
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Debunking Myths About Asphalt Shingle Wind Damage
Wind damage is not an uncommon problem in asphalt shingle roofs. However, misconceptions about it persist, preventing homeowners from making informed decisions. Ken Morton & Sons LLC, a leading GAF Master Elite® roofer in the local area, debunks some of the most common myths about wind damage on asphalt shingles.
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