Articles about Marlton Roofing
- Clean Roofs For Longer Life
Cleaning a roof twice per year is an easy maintenance task that returns visible results. - Ice Dams Threaten Roofing
Homeowners can take steps to prevent ice dams from harming their roofs. - Roofing and Selling A Home
Homeowners who are planning to sell their homes should consider new roofing. - Roof Flashing and The Well-protected Home
Roof flashing is an often-overlooked but essential roofing component that homeowners should know about - Considerations When Adding Skylights
Having skylights professionally installed improves the look of interior spaces while ensuring a good fit. - Reasons To Hire A Roofer
Many roof repairs require the use of a professional. Here are some times when you need a professional. - Asphalt Shingle Benefits
Learn about the benefits of using asphalt shingles versus other materials when replacing your roof. - Easy Roof Replacement
When it comes time to replace your roof, there are things that help make the process easier. - Roofing Materials
Choose roofing material that provides ample protection, is reasonably priced, and offers a variety of styles and colors. - Common Roof Problems
Most roofs experience problems at one time or another. Here are a few common problems.
The roofing experts at Fortified Roofing of Marlton NJ can assist you with any questions regarding gutters or a new roof.
A list of articles by Fortified Roofing:
- Conserve Power With Energy Efficient Roofing
- Practical Questions About Roofing
- Keep A Roofing Project File
- Tips For Evaluating A Roofing Bid
- An Architectural Roofing Style Adds Refinement
Common term explained by Fortified Roofing of Marlton NJ:
Energy Star
Energy Star is a program that the U.S. Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency jointly administer. It evaluates and approves various products to be compliant with set standards of energy efficiency. Using products that have the Energy Star seal helps homeowners save on their electric and fuel bills.
Marlton roofing FAQ of the day:
Is eco-friendly roofing more expensive than standard roofing?
Some roofing materials that are the most environmentally friendly are also the most expensive. Clay tile, slate and cedar all typically cost more than materials like composition shingles. In the case of slate and tile, however, they last longer, balancing their higher cost. Other eco-friendly roofing, such as cement and recycled rubber shingles, are less costly than the natural materials they are designed to resemble.
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