Siding Installation Services
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Hardie Board
Also known as cement board siding, Hardie Board is made by James Hardie©. It combines the warmth and character of wood with the durability and minimal maintenance of fiber cement. Hardie board comes with a 30-year limited transferrable warranty, which protects against chipping, cracking, rotting, and delaminating. Being durable, as well as rot and pest free, Hardie board is the best option for many homeowners.
Color Plus© Technology
Hardie Board comes primed and ready for field painting. However, when you invest in Color Plus©, you will get much more durability. James Hardie applies multiple coats (more than 50% more than the average painter) on every surface and edge of siding and trim and cures the finish between coats. Leaving no spot uncovered, Hardie retains either the look of wood or whichever custom color you choose and is highly UV ray resistant
Frequently asked questions
What are the signs my roof has problems?
Perhaps the most common question we get (and any roofing company for that matter), is the question about knowing when a home’s roof has issues.
I have a roof leak, what do I do?
Perhaps you do your springtime maintenance and notice a few missing shingles or one morning you wake up and the bathroom ceiling has a leak stain.
In the case of a roofing leak, you have options. Sometimes people ask if they need a new roof because of a leak, and the answer is always it depends.
Factors such as the age of your current roof, the current warranty (if there is one), and the scop of your roof leak will ultimately determine the next steps. In either case, the first step is to always get the issue inspected by a roofing company… an honest roofing company.
How much does a new roof cost?
In the event that it makes sense to move forward with a brand new roof, you have a few options, but the most common question we get is, “How much will a new roof cost?”
The answer varies depending on a few factors. One, the size of your roof will ultimately determine how much a new roof costs first and foremost. Roofs are measured by what is called “A Square” and this means 100 square feet.
Do new roofs have warranties?
Whether you just got a new roof or perhaps you have a roof that is a few years old and you are still covered by a warranty, most roofs do have warranties.
Similar to roofing prices, roofing warranties vary depending on the company that roofs your home and the type of shingles you select.
For example, the Landmark Pro Archinetcutral shingles (the best) come with a 15-year 110 mph wind-resistance warranty in addition to a 50-year limited transferable warranty against manufacturing defects.
What are the different types of asphalt shingles?
The most common roofing material is asphalt shingles, which happens to also be the most durable and affordable. But not all asphalt shingles are created equally.
Asphalt shingle technology has increased tenfold over the years and shingles from 2005 pale in comparison to asphalt shingles in 2021. That being said the most common type of asphalt shingles are your common “Three Tab Shingles.”
How long will it take to replace my roof?
A good company can replace a single-family home’s roof in one day. This includes removing the old roof shingles and underlayment, followed by replacing both with new underlayment and shingles, followed by a thorough clean up!
roofing contractor before hiring?
Perhaps the best question we get, and the one you should ask the most before ever selecting a roofing company to install your new roof, is the right hiring questions!
Making informed purchasing decisions is vital, especially when it’s an item like your roof, which we recognize is not a small investment. Anything costing a few thousand dollars is a large investment for most households.