Leak Investigation & Repair- Roof Solar

To the untrained eye, your home's roofing system looks simple and uninteresting. However, you'll be happy to know that it's a multi-party system, each with a distinct function.   Each section of your roof works together to form a seamless barrier between the outside world and your home.   Depending on the materials, a professionally installed roof should last anywhere from 25 to 50 years. Regular maintenance is still required to ensure optimum performance over time, even if your installer takes every precaution to ensure the longevity of the installation and function.   A few spots on your roof are more vulnerable than others, increasing your risk of problems. Continue reading to learn which parts of your roof are most susceptible to malfunction.   Fascia   A fascia is the horizontal board that runs along the edge of your roof, giving it a finished look. The fascia shields your roof from the elements, extending its lifespan and making it more useful.

  Were you aware of strategies to ensure that your roof is friendly to the environment? Here are a few improvements to make your roof green . Add overhangs to the roof: this can assist to reduce energy expenses by maintaining a cool home in the warmer months. It can make a tremendous effect simply by preventing direct sunlight! Select a hue of light: a lighter tint on your roof will reflect light, keep it cooler and also reduce the cost of cooling. Tile selection : the roof of a tile may last for up to 100 years! The curved design can also be recycled and assists with ventilation. Metal selection : Metal roofing is recyclable like tiles. It can also be painted in a lighter colour or add a pigment that reflects light. Although not a new technology, metal roofs nowadays are a long way away from the 1950s tin roofs! Adding proper ventilation : effective ventilation of the roof during warm temperatures allows heated air to be discharged if it builds up inside the roof. If ventilation fro