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How Heat Affects Your Home’s Roofing System

  The roof is a vital part of your home's structure. It protects the inside of your home from rain, snow, and other elements. If the roof is not properly maintained or installed, it can increase the cost of  roof repair  or replacing your roof. The insulation in your attic is a barrier between the outside elements and the inside of your home. Heat rises and causes this insulation to expand and contract in response to outdoor temperatures. When there is too much heat in your attic, it can cause damage to your roofing system. Several factors can cause this damage: Overheated attic insulation can shrink The nails that hold down the roof may not stay attached because of shrinking roofs. The roofs may crack due to expansion/contraction If there are cracks in any areas where water has leaked through or around your home's eaves spouting system, more moisture could enter into these areas over time, causing further damage When the temperature rises, the air in your attic expands, pushin

How to choose the right colour for your roof

  Colour choice for your roof is a very important and complex decision. There are many factors to consider when selecting a colour for the top of your home. You must choose a colour that will complement the style of your home and will endure through time and weather. Tips for choosing the right colour for your roof Before you choose a colour, do some research on the colours that work best with the features of your home. For example, if you have red brick and white trim, the boldest choice would be to go with a bright blue—it would be a great contrast and by far the brightest thing around. However, if you have a red brick and black trim, then a blue might not be as good of a choice because it would just blend in. In this situation, you'd probably want to choose something less bold such as yellow or green. Consider what kind of style you want to go with. If you want a modern look, consider going with black or white. If you want a more traditional feel, consider going with browns or g