Getting a new roof installed is a big deal and a big investment. According to Roofing Contractor Magazine, over 5 million new roofs are installed each year. If you're considering having a new roof installed, here are a few things you can expect during this process.
One of the first things you'll need to take care of will be the roof inspection. Your roofing professional will be able to identify any damage to the roof and then make recommendations on what exactly you need to have done. You aren't necessarily obligated to use the same company for your roof installation as you use for the inspection, although the company that performs the inspection should be able to give you a price quote on how much the work will cost.
If you choose to go with the company that performed the inspection, you'll go over some more details and sign a contract. If you want to consider other contractors, though, you'll need to do some research to see who provides these services in your area. You should plan to get price quotes from any contractor you're considering as well.
The roof removal process is dangerous and you should plan to have most everyone stay away from the outside of the property on this day. If you have children or pets, they need to be kept inside, or kept at a different location during this phase of the project.
Your roof is made up of a few different parts. The underlayment is the foundation of the roof. Your contractor will discuss different underlayment options you have for installation at this point, including ice and water barrier options.
Shingles or any other roofing materials will be installed on top of the underlayment. This is the layer that will protect your roof from the elements, especially from rain. Vents will also be installed during this part of the project. Vents are important for keeping moisture out of your attic.
Being prepared for your new roof installation can help make this process go much more smoothly. If you're looking for roofing help, please reach out to Coastal Group Roofing today. We are here for your roofing needs.
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