Dr. Roof Blog: Learning Center

If you live in Atlanta and the surrounding metro areas, you may have been impacted by January's heavy rainfall. While rain is great for many things, it is not great when you spot leaks from your ceiling or roof.

A recent storm event on August 12th saw much of Metro Atlanta facing storm damage. With severe storms, there was a round of gusty winds that caused widespread issues for residents. If your home was affected by the severe flooding and winds, you may be wondering what you should do next.

There's no question about it - a roof replacement is one of the biggest costs a homeowner will face during ownership. Although roofing is a very durable product, it's not engineered to last indefinitely.

Siding is an essential element of your home, responsible for keeping your residence well-insulated and visually appealing. If it has started to degrade, you'll definitely want to consider replacing it before damage occurs.

Do Your Research Since 1988, Dr. Roof Atlanta has worked to raise the standards of roofing in the Atlanta market. In Georgia, there is no requirement for a roofer to obtain a roofing license. Dr. Roof goes above and beyond state requirements and has obtained a Georgia’s Contracting License. Dr.

Choosing a contractor: There are many roofers who won’t do what they are supposed to on your roof. Do you know why? Because they know that… You don’t know anything about roofing.You won’t or cannot climb the roof to check if the work has been done.

Manufacturer Specifications Following Directions There are many ways roofs get installed. There is only one right way. That’s the way specified by the people who manufacture roofing system products. Directions are printed on every bundle of roofing shingles sold. Every single one.

Price vs. Quality So we need to ask ourselves, what is it we want in a major construction project. Is it a job done correctly, with attention paid to details for a leak and problem-free roof, or do we just want a roofing job done at the lowest possible price?

When a house has been properly ventilated, a positive airflow is created which allows the house to breathe and helps prevent moisture buildup. That’s why proper attic ventilation is a serious issue that should always be considered when re-roofing your home.