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Once you've gotten the "ok" to move on with your project, work with your contractor to decide how you will dispose of your old roof's materials. We all know construction can get messy, so by planning ahead, you can eliminate the amount of debris you or your contractor have to clean up after the project is complete. Keep in mind that any shingles, felt and nails can and should be recycled, so designate an area separate from wood, metal and other debris where you can place these materials for easy disposal.
After you've decided how to get rid of your old materials, it's time to bring in the new ones. As you plan your roofing project, take your time deciding on a shingle style, shingle color and a warranty. While these decisions can be time consuming, it's better to take your time since what you choose might follow you for the rest of your life!
Lastly, during and after construction, always keep an eye on the status of your roof and begin to practice good maintenance habits in order to guarantee its lifespan. For more information on how to plan your roofing project, click here.
At Phil's Main Roofing, we pride ourselves on providing quality service that can meet all of your roofing needs. Our team of professional roofers specialize in commercial and residential roofing and can provide a variety of services including new construction, modified roofing, structural repair, waterproofing and tear off and replacement. Additionally, we are available to inspect your roof for any damage and can provide preventative maintenance programs to help preserve your roof. Put your roof in the right hands; call us today at (203) 838-4545 to speak with a representative!
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