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Unless you are a properly trained contractor, the majority of roofing jobs really should not be undertaken yourself. Also always remember that most manufacturers of products utilized in the roof repair won’t warranty those items unless a licensed professional carries out the task. Something else to always remember is that working on a roof is going to be very risky, so is it really worth risking your health in order to save money?

It would be fantastic if we could give you a straight forward response to that question! However, there actually is no one answer that fits all for each question like that. There are several different products readily available and each has its own advantages and disadvantages. To determine which is the best roof for your home, you should have a contractor come and check out your roof and they can make recommendations based on what they discover, the type of roof you have, the environment you live in and, of course, your budget.

It actually is dependent on the type of roof you currently have and what inspections are required. Also, keep in mind that we will be working outside in the elements, so if the weather is bad and we cannot work on particular days then this is going to add more time to the job. A small home could take about a week or so, while larger commercial jobs could be anything from several weeks to a number of months. Just make sure your roofing company keeps you updated and you should be fine.

Considering that your roof is continually exposed to the weather, this means your roof is will diminish gradually. The speed at which it breaks down will be dependent on a variety of factors. These include; the quality of the initial components used as well as the workmanship, the amount of abuse it will have to take from the elements, how well the roof is maintained and the design of the roof. Most roofing professionals will estimate around 20 years for a well-built and well-kept roof, but obviously that can never be promised due to the above variables. Our suggestion is to always keep your roof well maintained and get regular roof inspections to be sure it lasts as long as possible.

You should never pressure wash your roof, as you run the risk of taking off any protective materials that have been added to provide protection from the weather. Also, you really should stay clear of chlorine-based bleach cleaners as they could also decrease the lifespan of your roof. When you speak with your roof cleaning professional, ask them to use an EPA-approved algaecide/fungicide to clean your roof. That will eliminate the undesirable algae and staining without ruining the tile or shingles.