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Skylight Repair/Replacement
Flashing helps to cover the openings around chimneys, skylights, and valleys so that water doesn't enter your home. This is why choosing a quality, durable flashing material that protects your home is advisable. To do this, it helps to seek the services of an experienced professional. Galvanized steel and aluminum flashing are the most popular among homeowners. You might also consider copper, but it may be more costly.

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Phone: (407) 330-9303

Address: 501 W 9th St, Sanford, FL 32771

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General Works Tecta America Company

Skylight Repair/Replacement
Flashing helps to cover the openings around chimneys, skylights, and valleys so that water doesn't enter your home. This is why choosing a quality, durable flashing material that protects your home is advisable. To do this, it helps to seek the services of an experienced professional. Galvanized steel and aluminum flashing are the most popular among homeowners. You might also consider copper, but it may be more costly.

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Gutters
The contractor may walk around your home to look for damage on your property that indicates hail fell on your roof. If your gutters, AC condenser, and siding all have dents or cracks, there's a very good chance your roof has sustained damage too and needs a close inspection. If you're looking to file an insurance claim, you'll need proof of shingle damage to submit to your insurance agent.
Siding
Natural wood siding is loved for its eco-friendly nature and warm aesthetics. If you want to add these materials to your home, make sure you observe the following installation protocols. They're your key to a stress-free setup.
Residential Roof Repair
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Residential Roof Replacement/Installation
Fall is the perfect time to inspect your roof for damage. Not only do you want to identify damage before the wet winter season rolls in, but you also need to ensure your roof is safe enough for Santa to land on Christmas eve. If your roof is damaged or cannot withstand the weight of Santa's sleigh, fall is also a suitable time for a home roof replacement. Here are a few signs you need to call home roof contractors before you put Santa at risk.
Commercial Roof Repair
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Commercial Roof Replacement/Installation
When your commercial roof leaks, it can cause many issues in your business. One of the major concerns you may face is damage to expensive equipment and inventory. Moreover, indoor moisture can support mold growth, posing health concerns to your employees. Likewise, watermarks on the roof can ruin your clients' experience and lower your income. So, at the first sign of roof leaks, ensure that you schedule repairs from an experienced commercial roofing contractor. With that in mind, here's why your roof is leaking.
Residential Roof Inspection
If a strong storm with hail passed over your home, your roof could have significant damage even if your roof doesn't look too bad to your eye. Unlike metal which gets dents and clay and wood which can crack when hit by hail, the damage to asphalt shingles is more difficult to determine. Here are some things a contractor looks for when doing a roof inspection for hail damage.
Roof Flashings
Commercial roof flashings are metal strips fitted around the elements protruding from the roof. These include chimneys, vent boots, and piping from the HVAC unit. You must note that flashing plays a crucial role in protecting the different sections of your roof against water leaks. However, when the flashing wears out or is damaged, it will allow water to enter your business interior. Hence, if you notice signs of water damage from areas around the flashing, call a roofer to inspect the flashing and make repairs.

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Insulation
You should know that most commercial roofs have a protective layer that prevents water from penetrating through the roof. That said, this membrane will, over the years, wear out and lose its protective capabilities. This happens due to mechanical damage that results from shrinking and cracking or frequent foot traffic. The membrane can also fail if water leaks through it, causing saturation to the underlying insulation. Depending on the extent of damage to the membrane, your roofer will either patch it up or replace the membrane.
Caulking
For your roof to be effective in performing its function of preventing water from getting into your home, it is prudent to schedule annual inspections. During these assessments, the contractor will examine your roof thoroughly and address any issues that may lead to water leaks, no matter how minor the problems may seem. These might include cracks in the caulking around the chimney flashing. The professional may have to replace the entire flashing if they notice extensive damage, such as rust build-up.

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