Abby Windows & Exteriors Blog: roof replacement

Your Homeowners Association, or HOA, has certain rules when it comes to the appearance of homes within the community. These standards need to be maintained so that property values can be protected.

Homeowners should be able to make sound decisions, especially when it comes to home maintenance. For instance, you should be able to tell if your roof needs replacement or if small repairs can still do the job. So when was the last time you checked on your roof’s condition?

Roof replacement can create a lot of mess on your lawn, as old materials — such as damaged shingles and nails — will have to be removed before new roofing can be installed.

It is important to maintain the tip-top shape of your roof so you can have a safe and comfortable home year-round. However, there will come a time when roof repairs will not be enough to prevent persistent problems such as leaks and dry rot.

Roofs, no matter what they look like, are immediately the most important part of every home. Although they are often overlooked, this home feature is more than just a layer or a covering.

Choosing the right roof, from the material to the brand, is crucial to the success of your roof replacement project. That said, GAF is one of the most reputable manufacturers that can provide you with durable and high-quality roofing products.

Filing a roofing insurance claim is a straightforward process but it isn’t always easy to carry out. To help you get started, the home insulation contractors at Abby Windows are here to lend you a hand..

In most cases, roofing contractors don’t need to remove the insulation before a roof replacement. Your roofing insulation should remain untouched unless the decking is damaged. Read on to learn when you need to have the insulation removed or replaced. To Remove or Not?

Alside® offers some of the best exterior products in the industry, including steel siding. As a siding and roof replacement company  in Milwaukee that offers Alside, Abby Windows & Exteriors shares a look at their steel siding options.