During a hail storm, the roof usually receives the biggest impact of the damage. Hailstones can cause holes, dents, cracks, and missing shingles. Even small hail can leave a mark on the underlayment beneath the shingles, which may cause cracks and allow unwanted water to enter your home.
Strong winds may cause uplifted shingles and stress points in the roof that can later weaken and become compromised. In addition to the wind, flying debris and trees can cause additional damage by leaving scratches and gouges on both the shingles and underlayment of the roof.
Asphalt shingles are the most common type of roofing material for residential roofing. Team members also have install experience with Cedar (wood) shingles, Tile roofing and Stone coated metal roofing as well. However, for low slope residential roof areas, we often use materials commonly found on commercial roofs. Our owner installed his first roof in 1996, in Colorado. Call now for your certified inspection.
Homeowner associations and apartment/condominium associations are uniquely different from single-family residential ownership. From inspection to insurance claims process and installation specialized knowledge, experience, and guidance benefit property managers and Board Of Directors when making decisions.
Commercial roofing is often defined as low slope or flat roof area on non-residential buildings. Keeping in mind many office buildings have asphalt shingles. Our preferred roofing materials for low slope commercial roofing includes the following:
At Golden Rule Roofing, we know that weather and storms can take a toll on more than just your roof. As a licensed general contractor, we are here to assist in other home repairs and are ready to handle even the toughest jobs.
