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Unless you’re a properly trained contractor, most roofing jobs shouldn’t be undertaken yourself. Also always remember that most manufacturers of products used in the roof repair will not warranty those items unless a licensed professional carries out the job. The other thing to bear in mind is that working on a roof is going to be very dangerous, so is it really worth endangering your health for you to save money?

It would be great if we were able to give you a straight forward answer to this question! But there actually is no one answer fits all for every question like that. There are plenty of different products available and each and every one has its own benefits and faults. To know which is the best roof for your home, you should have a contractor come and check out your roof and they can make recommendations according to what they have seen, your roof design, the climate you live in and, of course, your budget.

It actually depends on the type of roof you have and exactly what evaluations are needed. Also, keep in mind that we will be working outside in the elements, so if the weather isn’t good and we cannot work on a number of days then this is going to add time to the job. A smaller home may take about a week or so, while much larger commercial projects could be anything from several weeks to a number of months. Just make certain your roofing contractor keeps you updated and you should be fine.

Given that your roof is consistently exposed to the outside elements, it means your roof is going to deteriorate over time. The rate at which it degrades will depend on a number of factors. Those include; the quality of the initial materials used as well as the craftsmanship, the amount of abuse it has to take from the weather, how well the roof is maintained and the design of the roof. Most roofing companies will quote around 20 years for a well-built and well-maintained roof, but that can never be promised due to the above issues. Our advice is to consistently keep your roof well maintained and get regular inspections to make sure it lasts as long as possible.

You should never pressure wash your roof, as you run the risk of eliminating any protective materials that have been added to offer cover from the weather. On top of that, you really should steer clear of chlorine-based bleach cleaners as they may also decrease the life of your roof. When you speak with your roof cleaning expert, ask them to use an EPA-approved algaecide/fungicide to wash your roof. That will eliminate the unsightly algae and yellowing without destroying the tile or shingles.