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VINYL SIDING — Roofing Gurus

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  It’s not just your imagination:  Vinyl siding is everywhere . It used to be that only older homes had vinyl siding, but nowadays new homes often come with it. That’s because there are  many good reasons for choosing vinyl . In addition to its durability — vinyl can last up to 50 years — it’s versatile, with lots of color choices and various textures and profiles from which to choose. Plus,  vinyl is easy to install once you’ve picked out the style you like . But before you go out and purchase a hot pink house wrap and a bucket of spackle , there are some things you should know about choosing your new outer layer. Inexpensive Vinyl siding is inexpensive — with so many choices in materials and styles, you’re sure to find a perfect match for your home. Vinyl will never rust or decay, so there’s no need to worry about your investment. And if it does get damaged in any way, it’s extremely easy to repair or replace. Variety: Siding comes in lots of colors and patterns, s...

FIBER CEMENT — Roofing Gurus

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  Every homeowner has a list of worries when it comes to their home — is the  roof going to collapse ? Are those strange noises coming from my attic just termites? The good news is,  you can protect your home’s exterior  with a little preventative care. Home siding is constantly exposed to the elements, resulting in constant wear and tear. If you have wood siding, this means that most of your exterior is at risk for wood rot, pest infestation, and structural damage. It’s not entirely uncommon  for water damage alone to result in $10,000 worth of repairs for an average house ! Even one year of exposure can lead to major problems. That’s why  it’s important to get your siding checked  regularly and replaced as early as possible if there are any issues. If you have metal siding, it may also be time to replace your metal panels if they’re dented or buckled. It may look fine on the outside but can cause leaks and other problems on the inside. Just like wood...

Siding Services — ENGINEERED WOOD

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  Engineered Wood Siding — LP SmartSide The life of a house can be tough, and so can the elements it faces. That’s why  we install LP Smart Side — engineered wood  from the ground up to be the most durable siding on the market. Combining the aesthetics of real wood with  engineered wood strand technology , LP Smart Side provides superior durability, allowing your home to stand up to all sorts of challenges, including not being eaten by termites or cicadas or whatever else is out there terrorizing homes. And whether you’re looking for a  replacement for your current siding or new siding for a new home , we have a beautiful selection of colors and textures that are bound to match your personal style! Composition While traditional wood is sourced from trees such as cedar and redwood, engineered wood uses treated wood strands combined with wax and resin binders for strength. This allows engineered wood to be designed to any shape or size and manufactured using techn...

Gutter contractors in Illinois

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  Gutter contractors in Illinois We offer  professional Gutter Installation , repair or replacement in Illinois. We help you install gutters to remove water from your roof to avoid damage to roof & avoid expensive repairs. We also provide Warranty on new gutter Installations. For best  gutter replacement in Chicago , CALL us now: +1–773–742–1331 Why you should have us to work on your gutters? We are professional & Rain gutter experts We offer all material types All types of gutters Residential & commercial service Gutter Repair Gutter Replacement Downspout Services Gutter covers & Leaf guards Aluminum, Galvanized & Copper Half-round Various gutter types to choose from. We offer superior Craftsmanship on your gutter Installation. Call us for a FREE Quote/Estimate. It’s mandatory to periodically clean your gutters. Especially after a storm or a rainy season to check and clean the debris from your roof & cut tree branches away from gutters & drain...

LAYERS — Roofing tips

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  When it comes to  layers , we have one rule. We never  install over an existing layer . Having  more than one layer of shingles  on your roof can cause damage in the long run and can even be against local building code in some areas. You see, each layer has its own warranty from the manufacturer. So when you go over an existing layer with a new one, you automatically forfeit both warranties from the manufacturers. And that means if something goes wrong with the new installation, there won’t be any manufacturer warranty. Shingles are designed to be installed on a wood deck surface. If they are installed over an existing, old, brittle layer, they lose their ability to withstand strong winds and hail impacts. Give us a call today to see if your home sustained storm damage from the recent storms. We offer a no-obligation Roof, Siding, and gutter inspection

HAIL DAMAGE — Roofing Gurus

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  Hail damage is a silent killer  to the exterior of your home. Take your roof for example:  hail damage can cause extensive damage  in the long run if left untreated. You can have leaks, algae build-up, cracked shingles, and increased energy bills — and you might not even know it’s happening until it’s too late. Read our blog on —  How bog does hail have to be to cause damage? So how do you know if your roof is at risk? You might be surprised to learn that hail damage isn’t always easy to see right away. It can take months or even years before you start to notice some of the symptoms, like water spots and cracks in paint. So how do you protect yourself? Hail damage  is covered by your insurance! We’re the experts at spotting hail damage, performing various hail tests, and protecting your roof from further damage. Give us a call today to see if your home sustained hail damage from the recent storms. We offer a no-obligation Roof, Siding, and gutter inspecti...

WIND DAMAGE — Roofing Gurus

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  When it comes to  roof damage , what are you looking for? Maybe it’s a missing shingle .  Maybe it’s a big dent .  Maybe it’s a hole in the roof . Wind damage  can really sneak up on you, though — in fact, most of the time,  wind damage is very difficult to spot . Wind damage  can happen a lot more slowly than you think, and it’s hard to spot. There will be no physical sign that something’s gone wrong — but there is likely a problem beneath the surface. Shingles can become creased or cracked without you even realizing it, and once a seal is broken and there is debris underneath the shingle, it will never properly seal back down again. Eventually, this will cause leaks in the long run. The best way to avoid this is to get your roof inspected by an expert at least once a year for any signs of damage. That way, even if you don’t know what to look for yourself, you’ll know that your roofer does! Give us a call today to see if your home sustained wind dam...

WATER LEAKS — Roofing Gurus Blogs

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  It’s not the end of the world, but it might as well be — especially if you’ve got  water leaking into your home . The first step in dealing with water damage is to take immediate action.  Leaks, water stains, and bubbling on walls and ceilings  are all signs that something needs to be done ASAP. If you let too much time pass before actually  fixing the problem, water might have penetrated into your walls and ceiling , which can cause even more extensive damage. That’s why it’s  so important to call a professional right away  if you notice any signs of leaks or water damage in your home. If you have a  leaky roof , there is a good chance that the drywall around your ceiling has been damaged by direct contact with water. In order to prevent mold from growing in your walls and ceiling, treat the root cause of the leak (most likely your roof). The sooner you find out about the problem and correct any underlying issues the better off you’ll be in the...

What are Asphalt Shingle Roofs?

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  What are Asphalt Shingle Roofs? If you’re looking for a  new roof , the most common choice is asphalt shingles.  An asphalt shingle roof  is an investment that can pay off in big ways. Asphalt shingles  are made from natural materials like sand and mineral granules, which are mixed with asphalt or oil to form the final product. The composition of the asphalt mixture varies depending upon the brand and grade of shingle; some are made with recycled materials as well. Asphalt shingles come in many different sizes, textures and colors. They can be installed over wood, concrete or steel decks (or other substrates), but they’re typically installed directly on top of plywood sheathing or OSB (oriented strand board). The protective underlayment boards provide a barrier from moisture penetration into your home’s interior walls and ceilings. The 3 Main Things to Know About Asphalt Shingle Roofs. Asphalt Roofs are more than just shingles. There are multiple components an...