When it comes to roof replacement, you’ve probably heard of and may even believe some of the following roofing myths. Learning the truth behind each of them will help you avoid costly mistakes. It takes an honest, experienced professional to install a roof the right way, so be sure to hire trusted residential roofing companies such as Lifestyle Home Improvement Roofing and Construction so that you don’t fall for misconceptions that will cost you more later on.
Below are some of the common roof repair myths you should be aware of:
Truth: Not only do different regions have different roofing regulations, but there are many types of roofing materials, flashing and gutters designed to deal with specific climates like snowy regions and coastal areas that see a lot of wind, rain and saltwater. Never assume that roofing repairs are the same in every climate.
Truth: This isn’t actually recommended; installing your new roof over the old one means there will be a high likelihood of leaks occurring, which will compromise the structural integrity of your home. Roofs are also rated for a certain weight level, and exceeding this with a second roof means it won’t pass roofing inspections.
Truth: You might not have enough attic insulation, so be sure to hire a trusted contractor to check your roof. Only experienced roofers know exactly how much insulation you’ll need. Having too much, in fact, can block roof ventilation and lead to mold growth and early roof decay. This can also result in health problems for your home’s residents.
As the best storm damage repair company in the OKC area, Lifestyle Home Improvement Roofing and Construction always gets the job done professionally and efficiently. You can reach us at (405) 485-9939 or through our online contact form today!
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