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Preparing Your Roof for Fall & Winter

October 27th, 2015|

As summer officially draws to a close, it’s time to start thinking about all those household tasks you have to do to prepare for the cooler weather that’s inevitably on its way. Perhaps no area of your home is more important when it comes to weatherproofing than your roof. Below, an experienced Nashville roofer shares [...]

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What to Do with a Leaky Roof?

October 16th, 2015|

A leaky roof can mean significant damage to your property - not to mention the increased expenses if it’s not handled the correct way and in a timely manner. If you’ve noticed that it’s not just raining outside, but inside as well, it’s time to take action. Below, an experienced Nashville roofing professional shares the [...]

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How to Avoid Being Ripped Off by a Roofing Contractor

February 26th, 2015|

Investing in a new roof for your home can be a stressful decision. Whether due to the inevitable age and deterioration of older structures or brought on suddenly following the damaging effects of a storm, a new roof is a huge undertaking for both you and your chosen roofing contractor. Not only will you and [...]

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Being Proactive – Roof Maintenance Tips to Save You Money

January 18th, 2015|

Ever hear the expression, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”? Well, when it comes to caring for your roof, nothing could be more accurate. By being proactive about maintenance, you can add years of life to your roof and reduce the costs of repairs and, of course, increase the amount of [...]

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How Much Does a New Roof Cost?

December 22nd, 2014|

So you’ve decided that your Nashville home could use a new roof. Congratulations, committing to the task is half the battle. But before picking up the phone to contact area roofing contractors in Nashville, it’s a good idea to establish a rough estimate for your new roof to ensure your quotes are reasonable and fair. Let’s take [...]

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Choosing the Right Type of Gutters for Your Home

April 23rd, 2014|

If you’re like most home owners, the topic of gutters is probably the furthest thing from your mind. Yet, without the proper material, installation and maintenance, gutters can cause all kinds of problems for you, including costly leaks and other damage to your home. You want to make sure that the gutters you have installed [...]

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Understanding the Different Types of Roofing Shingles

April 16th, 2014|

Roofing shingles come in many different styles and materials and can vary greatly - particularly in terms of price. People choose shingles for their homes based on a number of factors, including budget, climate and architectural style. While the shingle you choose is ultimately a personal choice – along with recommendations from your Nashville roofer [...]

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Seven Signs it’s Time for a New Roof

April 4th, 2014|

 Seven Signs it’s Time for a New Roof Your roof is by far one of the most important components of your home. A quality roof can last anywhere from 10 to 40 years, during which time minor damage and wear and tear can usually be repaired to extend the roof’s life. In some instances, however, [...]

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How to Inspect a Roof: Advice from Nashville Roofers

January 20th, 2011|

If your roof is 15 years or older and shows any of these signs, it may need to be replaced, so keep a lookout for any of these signs by inspecting your roof a couple of times per year : Shingle curling. Shingle granules accumulating in the gutter.  Yes, the granules are bits of shingles [...]

Nashville Roofers: Armor Roofing Blog

November 23rd, 2010|

If your roof is 15 years or older and shows any of these signs, it may need to be replaced, so keep a lookout for any of these signs by inspecting your roof a couple of times per year : Shingle curling. Algae growth from airborne algae landing and growing on your roof.  Yes, it [...]