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7 Ways Rain Can Damage Your Roof

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You should know seven ways rain could damage your roof. These include Hailstones, Wind-driven rains, and Ice dams. These factors can make your roof unusable for catching water. These factors can cause damage to your roof that can prove difficult to fix or even lead you to replace the whole roof. How can you save your house from such damage? Continue reading to find out more. Water dripping from your roof If you are experiencing water dripping from your roof, you may have to deal with more than just damage. Your ceilings and interior can be damaged by water. Water damage to your roof could cause electrical and fire hazards. These are some ways to avoid further water damage. If water is leaking from your roof, contact a professional roofing company immediately. Hailstones Hailstones up to one inch in size can cause roof damage by damaging shingles and denting fascia. This damage can be comparable to smaller hail. Hailstones can also break loose protective mineral granules on your shing...
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Recycled Plastic Roof Tiles Gain In Popularity

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  Recycled plastic roof tiles are made from 30% recycled plastic waste and 70% sand. Plastic roof tiles are available in many shapes and melting points making them difficult and expensive to process. Engineers have devised a way to make the whole process more cost-efficient and efficient. The process is known as "green roof technology", and it uses recycled materials to build beautiful, energy-efficient roofs. Recycled plastic roofing Recycled plastic roofing tiles have become more popular as people are conscious of the environment. These roof tiles look almost identical to ceramic roofing tiles but are much more affordable than most metal roofing products. These tiles can be used for new construction and reconstructed property. They have low thermal conductivity and noise insulation properties and do not attract electricity or radio waves. These roofing materials are more durable and sustainable than other types. AMABO  With AAIF's support, a Cameroon-based company has...
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