May 2019
Maintaining your home’s exterior is a must for every homeowner. It’s the first thing your neighbors will see when they pass by. From the roofing system to the landscaping, a well-maintained exterior can work wonders for your curb appeal and your home’s overall property. Unfortunately, there are times where you lack either the time or money to maintain your home’s exterior. In this post, Empire Contractors LLC discusses the hassle-free ways you can maintain your home’s curb appeal. Upd...
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April 2019
Insurance claims might be helpful in the event your home incurs storm damage or for residential roofing services, but before you can claim the money from your home insurance company, you’ll have to deal with one important person: your home insurance adjuster. Home insurance adjusters inspect your home, evaluate the damage it has sustained and decide how much money the insurance company will pay for your property to be restored. While the thought of someone paying for your repairs is nice, th...
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March 2019
Claiming the insurance for your roof that’s been damaged by things beyond your control (like a storm) can either be very easy or very hard depending on your contractor. There are lots of factors that will influence your insurance company's decision. In today’s post, Empire Contractors LLC, your trusted roofing contractor, walks you through what to expect in a typical roofing insurance claim:Documentation Is KingAfter you file a claim, your insurance company will usually send an inspector to ve...
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February 2019
Renovations in a residential neighborhood can be tricky. These projects can sometimes create noise and other forms of interruptions. In fact, when you take on renovations without considering your neighbors, it may even result in conflict. One of the most trusted local roofers in the area, Empire Contractors LLC, shares a few do’s and don’ts when engaging in a renovation project without irking your neighbors. DO: Let Them Know Ahead of Time First, start by letting your neighbors know of ...
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January 2019
It's vital to get your roofing checked regularly. That’s because failing to do so might result in the requirement of repairs later on that might be more expensive than you’d expect. Regular inspections and preventive maintenance can make it easier to keep an eye on potential issues early. What should you, however, keep an eye on? Empire Contractors LLC discusses more. Damage Due to Leaves and Branches Overhanging branches near your roof can damage your shingles and can become a way for tr...
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One of the most difficult issues to identify are material defects. These are issues with your roof that your local roofers may have missed during installation. These defects are commonly checked by an inspector and, in some cases, by somebody with more expertise (such as a structural engineer). The identification of what constitutes a material defect is largely dependent on the inspector’s review, though careful examination may yield some results. Empire Contractors LLC explains more. What...
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December 2018
Strong winds are a leading cause of roofing issues. Wind damage inspection starts at the ground-level. To do this, roofers need to look for wind-caused collateral damage, including damage to the home's elevation. It's basically everything visible when you stand back and inspect the side of the home. Collateral damage also includes furniture in the yard. Empire Contractors LLC can do a thorough wind damage inspection of your roof. Elevation Damage Roofing materials you find on the ground mos...
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November 2018
You need a roof that can protect you from the worst the winter season can bring. This is why roofing experts like us at Empire Contractors LLC always recommend preparing your roof early for the winter. Here are some tips to get you started. TIP: Conduct a Visual Inspection The first thing you should do is assess the current condition of your roof. Performing your own visual inspection won’t cost you anything, won’t require special equipment, and is perfectly safe. The only equipment you...
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Asphalt shingle roofs are exposed to the elements soon after installation, and that begins the countdown to the expected end of their life span, which usually takes about 20 to 30 years. Read on as local roofers Empire Contractors LLC takes an in-depth look at the life span of a typical asphalt shingle roof. Manufacturing and Installation Asphalt shingles begin to age right after manufacture, as they get exposed to oxygen. This process is slower than it was thanks to modern packaging meth...
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October 2018
If you ask roofing experts about advice regarding roof maintenance, you will most likely hear a lot of them saying that you’re better off having your roof checked during fall season. What’s so special about that particular time of the year? Our experts share why this is the case. The Weather Is Still Manageable One of the main reasons why summer marks the peak season for roof work is that there are fewer cases of rain and other types of inclement weather to disrupt any roofing inspectio...
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