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Professional roofers play an important role in the construction industry and are often asked many questions about their trade. They not only install new roofs, but they also repair existing ones. Below are some of the most common inquiries they get from clients, building inspectors, and other professionals.
Many homeowners are hesitant to invest in a new roof and want to know if their investment will be worthwhile before hiring professional roofers. According to Home365, a new roof can retain 85% of its cost once you sell a home. A big ROI comes from the added curb appeal of a new roof, which can attract potential buyers if you ever decide to sell. A new roof also offers better protection from rain and bad weather, keeps pests out, and adds insulation for improved energy efficiency.
For a professional roof installation, the average cost per square foot will change depending on the material used and the complexity of your roof. The size and slope of a roof also affect the cost, as do any extra details such as skylights or chimneys. Professional roofers can provide an estimate after inspecting your home. If you're curious and want to get an idea of what the installation might cost, shop around for different roofers until you get the best quote (without sacrificing quality).
The maintenance required will depend on the type of roof you have installed. Generally, asphalt shingles need to be inspected and cleaned once a year, while metal roofs should last around 25 years with little-to-no maintenance. It's important to contact professional roofers if any damage is found, as even minor issues can be the start of bigger problems if not addressed quickly.
The most common roofing material is asphalt. Asphalt is the cheapest and most popular option in the US and comes in a variety of colors and styles. You can ask professional roofers for their opinion on what is the best option for your new roof.
These are just some of the questions professional roofers get asked. It can be a daunting process to go through, but with the right support and advice, you can make the best decision for your home. If you have other questions about roofing, call the Dolly's Roofing, Inc. team today!
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