http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingInfo/RoofingHelps/index.php http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/rss/RoofingHelpsTips.xml Roofing Helps from Roofing FAQ The roof should always be checked. You should keep tabs of its state, there are some things you should look out for, these are signs that you need a new roof. It is between twenty to twenty five years old. The shingles are excessively cracking, curling and is blistering. There are many Thu, 26 Oct 2006 16:16:29 -0600 http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingTips/2.php http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingTips/2.php There is no definite answer to as how much a new roof will cost. There is a variety of considerations needed before an estimate could be done. From that information, a price quotation or an estimate could be done. Some of the considerations are: Size of roof Materials to be used Locati Thu, 26 Oct 2006 16:16:29 -0600 http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingTips/4.php http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingTips/4.php Roofs are accustomed to being exposed to the open space, resulting to much more damage due to the elements present in the atmosphere. To save yourself from bigger cost or repairing, or much worse, replace your roofing, it is recommended to perform general inspection on your roof at least twice Thu, 26 Oct 2006 16:16:29 -0600 http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingTips/13.php http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingTips/13.php 25-year shingles weighs much heavier than 30-yr shingles. In laminated architectural-type shingles, the former weighs between 235 and 265 pounds per 100 square feet, while the latter weighs between 265 and 310 pounds per 100 square feet. Their thickened state makes the 30-year shingles much m Thu, 26 Oct 2006 16:16:29 -0600 http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingTips/16.php http://www.RoofingFAQ.com/RoofingTips/16.php Everything here is © Roofing FAQ, Copyright 2006, All Rights Reserved Worldwide.