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arc-hus · 1 month ago
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Bundanon Art Museum & Bridge, Illaroo, Australia - Kerstin Thompson Architects
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eopederson · 1 month ago
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"Warning No Trespassing," house with red metal roof, Saguache, Colorado, 2006.
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inspiredlivingspaces · 11 months ago
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IG pamelajaccarino
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krownroofing · 5 months ago
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idaljesimiusnovima · 1 year ago
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i love roofs sm 💞
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fatima-khan00 · 7 months ago
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 Common Types of Roofs
Roofs are classified based on the materials used for their outer surfaces. Each material has unique weight and attachment needs, requiring specific structural support and underlayment to ensure proper sealing and protection.
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Here are some common types of roofing materials:
1. Asphalt and Composite Shingles
Most popular for homes.
Balances affordability with durability.
Often loses shingles in severe weather.
2. Metal Roofs
Available in various styles (shingles, shakes, standing seam panels).
May require a specialist for repairs.
Highly durable and seldom needs repairs.
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3. Wood Shingles and Shakes
Unique aesthetic that enhances curb appeal.
High maintenance.
Less durable than asphalt shingles.
4. Tile Roofs
Durable and weather-resistant.
Requires proper maintenance to prevent cracking or sliding tiles.
Offers a variety of types and styles, generally among the most expensive.
5. Flat Roofs
Affordable to install and repair.
Requires frequent repairs due to leaks.
Common in commercial buildings
6. Slate Roofs
Heavy and costly to repair or replace.
More durable than asphalt but still vulnerable to weather damage.
Prone to ice damming if not installed correctly.
Each type has its own distinct characteristics and requirements. Repairing your roof is a significant but necessary investment to maintain your home’s safety, appearance, and value. While roof repairs can be costly, they are essential and usually worth the investment. Hiring a licensed roofing contractor is often the best choice to ensure the job is done correctly.
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hiimles · 1 year ago
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There’s the metal roof I need.
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ronswansonquotes · 2 years ago
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Exterior - Midcentury Exterior Inspiration for a large 1950s brown split-level wood exterior home remodel with a metal roof
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vaguely-pagan · 11 months ago
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Vertical Garden in Austin Patio vertical garden - small modern side yard gravel patio vertical garden idea with a roof extension
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twivega · 1 year ago
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Exterior in Charlotte Mid-sized rustic brown two-story wood exterior home idea
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minpipism · 1 year ago
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Traditional Sunroom Mid-sized elegant sunroom photo with a stone fireplace, a standard ceiling and a standard fireplace
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arc-hus · 1 month ago
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House in Nishinokyo Hills, Naro, Japan - Waro Kishi
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vaghabond · 1 year ago
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Fiberboard - Exterior
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An illustration of a sizable, blue, three-story home with concrete fiberboard exterior and a metal roof in the beach style
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charlierises · 1 year ago
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Pool - Modern Pool Example of a mid-sized minimalist backyard custom-shaped lap hot tub design with decking
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zetsubonoheishi · 1 year ago
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Porch in San Francisco Ideas for a mid-sized farmhouse stone side porch renovation that includes an addition to the roof
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dreaming-of-brent · 1 year ago
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Landscape - Fire Pit Design suggestions for a sizable farmhouse's shady, drought-tolerant backyard gravel landscaping with a fire pit.
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