Your roof could be affecting your energy costs.
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Brian
2w ago
Are you tired of paying high energy bills every month? Did you know that installing a new roof can help you save energy and reduce your energy costs? It’s not just a cosmetic upgrade, but a smart investment for your home. Older roofs are less energy-efficient and outdated, putting a significant strain on your heating and cooling system, resulting in higher energy bills. A new roof can make your home more energy-efficient and help you lower your monthly energy bills. Don’t wait any longer to upgrade your roof and start saving money. This article will discuss how a new roof can help you save on ..read more
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You look proper with Copper.
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Brian
6M ago
Copper accents are a great way to add warmth and elegance to any space. Copper is an attractive and versatile material that can be used in various ways; Copper has a timeless appeal that can work well with any decor style, from modern to traditional. One of the benefits of copper accents is that they are durable and long-lasting, making them a great investment for your home. Copper is also easy to maintain and can be polished to maintain its shine. Benefits of Copper Chimney Caps Beautiful, Durable, and timeless – copper chimney caps are long-lasting and cost-effective. When it comes t ..read more
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Repair or Replace
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Ross
7M ago
What roof damage looks like Roof damage comes in all forms. Know what to look for Attic leaks Check your attic after severe weather. A leak could mean some shingles are damaged, the underlayment  a protective barrier between your shingles and the plywood of your roof has failed, or flashing the material that seals joints on your roof  has deteriorated. Ceiling and wall stains Leaks from outside the house or moisture trapped inside it can cause stains and possibly mold or mildew. Sheathing decay With poor ventilation and moisture in your layers of roofing materials is the ..read more
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Closed Valley
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Ross
1y ago
Date: April 2023 Often overlooked, your roof valleys are among the most critical components to a healthy functioning roof system. The ‘roof valley’ on your roof is created when any two sections meet at an angle less than 180 degrees. Since water will collect and accumulate in a valley, it is one of the more vulnerable areas of your roof. A roof valley system is used in the roof areas that tie into each other at an exterior angle of fewer than 180 degrees. To have a proper valley system, water, and ice should be installed underneath a metal flashing, which will be installed underneath the s ..read more
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How Does Being a GAF Master Elite Certified Contractor Separate Us?
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Ross
1y ago
Date: August 2022 Before we get into our humble brag about being a GAF Master Elite Certified Contractor, who is GAF? GAF is the leading manufacturer in roofing and waterproofing materials in North America and here at Findlay Roofing we specialize in using the GAF Timberline HDZ Shingles in most of our residential roofing projects. GAF’s Timberline HDZ shingles are tested and designed to protect your roof from the uncertainty of our Canadian weather. These shingles come with a 15-year WindProvenTM Limited Wind Warranty with infinite wind speed protection as well as a 25-year StainGuard PlusT ..read more
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Technologies that are Changing Roofing
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Ross
1y ago
Date: December 2022 Technology has integrated seamlessly into our daily lives. The most recent technological advancements have not only influenced our daily lives, but are also monumentally changing a wide range of industries. In particular, the roofing industry has embraced this revolutionary technology. Below we will go over new technological advancements in the roofing industry. Computer Aided Roofing Design The rapidly expanding computer-aided and manufacturing industries have given the roofing industry a much-needed boost. Infinite doors of creativity have been opened by the ability ..read more
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Solar Shingles: The Future of Roofing Materials
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Ross
1y ago
Date: November 2022 If you’re anything like me when you first heard about GAF’s Timberline Solar Energy Shingles, your first thought was “How is that possible?” followed by “How can I get it?”.  However, if you are not one of those people, don’t worry throughout this post we will go over all the details and specifications of these innovative Timberline Solar Energy Shingles. What is a Timberline Solar Energy Shingle? GAF’s Timberline Solar was launched in early 2022 and is already being installed all over the United States. Timberline Solar is the only roofing system that incorporate ..read more
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3 Things YOU can do to Prepare your Roof for the Winter
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Ross
1y ago
Date: October 2022 As we come to the end of the 2022 season, many homeowners are getting prepared for the harsh Canadian winter that is to come. From firing up the furnace to bringing out the winter jackets and emergency car kits, there is a lot for homeowners to manage. However, during the hustle and bustle of winter preparations, homeowners often forget that the quality and performance of their roof is the most important defense against the harsh Canadian winter. At Findlay roofing we want you to feel confident about the safety and performance of your roof so we have compiled a list of 3 t ..read more
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Why are Roof Inspections Important?
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Ross
1y ago
Date: June 2022 One of the best methods to accurately assess the condition of your roofing system is through a professional roof inspection. Consider it a minor investment that can help you avoid the expense associated with major repairs. In addition to identifying typical roofing issues, roof inspections can assist homeowners prioritize improvement projects. How Often Should you Have a Roof Inspection? The National Roofing Contractors Association recommends having a roof inspection approximately twice per year – once in the spring and again in the fall. However, after inclement weather ..read more
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Cedar Roofs: Pros and Cons
Findlay Roofing Blog
by Ross
1y ago
Date: October 2022 A cedar roof is a high-end roofing system made from natural wood shingles. While it serves the same functions as an asphalt or metal roof, it is one of the more visually appealing roofs you will come across. Throughout this post you will find vital information regarding cedar roofs that will help you determine if a cedar roof is right for you. Pros Long-Lasting Beauty Cedar is a unique roofing material and can add significant beauty and style to the exterior of your home. The natural colour of cedar changes with age and begins to darken to give a more rustic appeal ..read more
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