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New Year, New Roof

By admin | January 8, 2020

From health and wellness ambitions to home improvement plans, many people have begun working toward their 2020 goals. While some projects can be easily accomplished, others—a roof replacement, for example—require more time and planning. Fortunately, that’s where we come in.We understand that a roof replacement is not a small undertaking, and we encourage homeowners to make an informed decision before beginning the process. We strive to provide homeowners with helpful information about a variety of roof-related topics in the Chappelle Roofing Blog. Some of our most recent blogs answer common questions about roof replacements—including information about roof inspections and a step-by-step guide to the re-roof process. We also realize that a new roof is a financial investment in your home, so we provide families with a handful of flexible financing...

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Common Roofing Terms

By admin | December 6, 2019

Some roofing contractors assume that the language of the business is universal. However, that couldn’t be further from the truth. After all, most people have no reason to be able to tell the frieze from the flashing.Still, when you have a problem with your roof, you don’t want to struggle with understanding the terminology your contractor is using. That’s why we at Chappelle Roofing wanted to take the time to explain the ins and outs of the roofing business, starting with the industry lingo. Also we are providing roofing service in Bradenton FL & St. Petersburg FL area. So here are some of the most common terms we use to identify roof components and the types of roofing.Common Roofing TermsA quick note before we get to our list: we’ve decided to sort...

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How to hang your holiday lights without damaging your roof

By admin | December 3, 2019

It’s the Season of Lights. As December rolls around, and thoughts turn to installing Holiday lights, there are few things you can do to avoid damaging your roof. Also Contact Chappelle Roofing for any kind of roof repair or instillation. OK Whether it is a few strands above the front porch or you want to compete with Chevy Chase’s house from “Christmas Vacation,” even the smallest of holes from hanging lights can cause extensive damage to the interior systems of your home. The good news: They are simple problems to avoid! Here are 7 Simple and Safe Tips to Installing Lights without damaging your roof. 1. Safety First! Your lights should be installed on a clear day, in the afternoon (to allow moisture to burn off your roof), and it is strongly...

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What to Expect During a Roofing Inspection

By admin | November 10, 2019

What to Expect During a Roofing InspectionRegular roof inspections are among the most efficient preventive maintenance tasks you can invest in. They help keep your roof in excellent condition and protect you from expensive repairs down the road. We advise against performing your own inspections, however, as most homeowners don’t have the proper training for it. For important projects like this, you should turn to reputable  company like Chappelle Roofing. Here’s what you can expect from our professional service:Exterior InspectionsOur trained team will go up to your roof to check for signs of wear and tear and to determine the general condition of the system. This means checking for any leaks, damaged or missing shingles and loose granules. We’ll also determine whether your roof’s dormers, valleys and side walls still...

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5 Distinct Benefits of Hiring a Local Roofing Contractor

By admin | November 1, 2019

Run a quick online search for roofing contractor and you’ll get results of all kinds. There are unique advantages, however, that hiring a local contractor can offer. Let us share with you some of the benefits that you’ll enjoy when you go local. Verifying License, Insurance and References Is Easier Obtaining a contractor’s license and insurance information, as well as contacts for references is easier when you work with a local contractor. You might even be able to visit homes in the area that your roofer has worked on before and examine their handiwork first-hand. Low Chance of Issues With Non-Compliance Local contractors are more familiar with local building codes, which means you won’t have to worry about your roof being torn down because of compliance issues. Since the roofer signs all...

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4 Ways to Keep Your Roof Replacement Project on Budget

By admin | October 20, 2019

Keeping a roof replacement project within budget Keeping a roof replacement project within budget is a challenge. By hiring the right roofing contractors and trying out the following tips, you’ll be well on your way. Don’t Rush the Planning StageWith the exception of emergency roof replacement, there is no reason to rush. Take time to research and consider your options before making a choice. Whether you’re looking at different color options or planning to change your roofing slope, carefully considering your options will streamline your project and help you avoid unnecessary changes. Research the Ballpark CostYou won’t know the actual cost of your project until roofers give you written estimates, but you can ask around and get a rough estimate of the project cost. This will give you an idea of how much...

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The Benefits Of A Metal Roof

By admin | October 5, 2019

Your roof is an essential and important part of your home. It keeps your home and belongings shielded from the elements, aids in insulating, heating and cooling, and provides overall protection for the entire structure. Have you inspected your roof for repair or replacement lately? While traditional shingles and porcelain tiles are acceptable materials for roof repair and replacement, metal roofing is quickly becoming a preferred material for long term roof reconstruction. If you are in need of some TLC for your roof, consider installing metal roofing for these reasons:   A Metal Roof Requires Less Maintenance Metal roofs do not degrade the way that traditional shingles do, a correctly installed roof quality metal roof can last years longer than traditional roofing, making it a much more cost-effective choice for...

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Roofing Materials for Florida Home Styles

By admin | October 1, 2019

At Chappelle Roofing, we offer a wide selection of roofing materials and style options, making it easy to find an option that will complement the other components of your exterior: Asphalt Shingles Today’s most popular roofing material is undoubtedly asphalt shingles. They strike the perfect balance between affordability, longevity and aesthetics and can complement any architectural style with a sloped roof. Homes featuring traditional architecture with “square” floor plans, such as Colonial Revival or Federal architecture, look great with three-tab asphalt shingles. If your home is built in a more ornate style like Victorian, Craftsman, or Gothic Revival that traditionally features wood shakes, dimensional shingles like the GAF Timberline® shingles are ideal. Metal Metal is an extremely versatile roofing material. If you’re thinking about the now-typical standing-seam metal roof design,...

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Hiring A Roofing Company You Can Trust

By admin | September 17, 2019

  Your home is one of the most important assets that you have, and protecting and preserving its value will have a significant impact on your financial health as you maintain and improve it. Regardless of how well constructed your home is, you will inevitably face upkeep and repairs as you navigate the journey of home ownership. One of the most costly repairs homeowners can make is on a roof. The roof is the single most important element of the home when it comes to protection from outside elements and the preservation of the overall structure. There is no repair that you should consider more seriously when protecting and preserving the value of your home.   Like many homeowners, you probably wait until you are facing repair to begin the...

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How to Stop a Leaking Roof During a Storm

By admin | August 20, 2019

A leaky roof poses a problem for homeowners regardless of weather conditions, but a leaking roof during a thunderstorm can quickly escalate to an outright emergency. By the time the water becomes noticeable in the interior of the house, the drywall has likely already saturated and could be at risk of crumbling if not addressed swiftly. Luckily, there are a few easy measures you can take right now to prevent further damage and more costly repairs until one of our roofing experts is able to assess the problem: First, you’ll want to prevent any further damage to the interior of the home by consolidating furniture and fabrics away from any affected areas. If the leak is causing a bulging spot in the ceiling, use a screwdriver or awl to poke a small hole near...

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Is Your Roof Emergency Ready?

By admin | July 1, 2019

Most states deal with four seasons: winter, spring, summer and fall. Florida, however, is subject to one more: hurricane season. Hurricane season begins June 1 and ends November 30, and while it isn’t certain your home will face the brunt of a major hurricane, it will almost certainly be subjected to heavy winds and rains associated with the long season. Here are some steps you can take to ensure that your roof can withstand a storm, and what to do if your roof is damaged by severe weather. Protect and maintain your roof before a hurricane hits You should keep up with your roof’s regular maintenance needs throughout the year. Be sure the roof, valleys, and gutters are clear of debris, and check regularly for loose or broken shingles and...

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Common Causes of Roof Leaks

By admin | June 27, 2019

What are Common Causes of Roof Leaks A leaky roof is more than just inconvenience. It is constant drain on your home, your energy efficiency, and ultimately, your pocketbook. Leaks in your roof can cause damage to your attic, your insulation, and the interior of your home. In ongoing cases, excess water and moisture can lead to mold and mildew buildup, causing damage to your home and possibly compromising your health. HERE ARE SOME COMMON CULPRITS OF ROOF LEAKS, AND WHAT YOU SHOULD DO ABOUT THEM: → Loose, Cracked or Rotting Shingles If your roof is twenty, you likely have loose, cracked or rotting shingles on your roof. Due to extreme weather conditions and normal wear and tear, shingles can fall off. A weak outer layer also compromises the underlayment that...

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Preparations for Roof Replacement

By admin | May 15, 2019

Reasons you might need to replace your roof Sometimes, it is just not possible to simply repair your roof and patch up areas of weakness. Some reasons you might need to consider total roof replacement include:  Needing to repair extensive storm damage  The desire to increase your home's value  The need to repair a roof that has become too worn or old to protect your home  The desire to complete a total home remodel  Whatever the reason, you need to be prepared when it comes time to call in the professionals at Chappelle Roofing who will install your beautiful new roof. Take these steps to prepare yourself----and your home----when it comes time to replace your roof:  Prepare yourself for a mess--initially. Roofing is messy business; your contractor will likely show...

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Save on Energy Costs with Improved Attic Insulation

By admin | January 12, 2019

To get the maximum performance from your roof, an entire system of products must work together, including attic ventilation and insulation. With proper attic insulation, you can prevent the majority of your home’s heat from escaping through the attic in the winter and protect your living space from hot attic air in the summer. This vital step can help you prevent your heating and cooling expenses from going through the roof—literally. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, heating and cooling account for 50-70 percent of the energy used in the average American home, but that doesn’t mean homeowners have to be stuck paying outrageous energy bills. By having the right insulation system installed in your attic at the same time you install a new roof, you can ensure optimal...

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