Many homes that are more than ten years old can be in need of an entire roof replacement. Not all new homes are built to equally stringent standards, so some homes will have roofs that require replacement in a shorter time period than others. But there are certain proven warning signs that a roof needs to be replaced. They include excessive leaking from all areas of a roof, multiple visible holes and large cracks in the roof, and a significantly sloping or drooping roof, among other signs. In all of these cases, only a licensed, professional roofing company should be used to replace the roof. This kind of repair job is much too dangerous for the layman homeowner.
We need to tear out a spot on our roof. How difficult is it to remove and replace roof shingles on our own?
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We need a grat to replace our roof it was bad then we had a hail storm.
This depends on the age of your roof. If your roof is relatively new you may just need to replace a few shingles. If however, your roof is near it's warranty limit you should consider replacing the whole roof.
A gabled roof is the triangular portion of a wall between the edges. It is the sloping roof. Thus the type of enclosing roof the volume dictates the shape of the gable. If you built a room over the roof is not possible. So you replace the roof and raise walls and ceiling of the room and replace the roof.
it depends the constructor who fix the roof for a townhouse.
can i get free money to replace my roof i am disable
$4,000 to $8,000 depending on contractor, size of roof, and price of shingles.
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Yes, as you cannot just fix one part... You have to replace it...
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Shingles themselves typically do not leak, unless they have holes or tears in them. If you have a hole or tear in a shingle, it can be repaired by applying a 3-course of vertical-grade roof cement, reinforcement fabric, and a top coat of roof cement. If you have multiple erosion holes in your shingle roof, it is time to replace the roof system. http://www.lichy.com