Roofing Myths Central PA Homeowners Should Stop Believing
Central Pennsylvania has its quirks. Lancaster has Amish buggies cruising past Target and York still treats scrapple like a competitive sport. What we do not need is roofing myths floating around like clingy pollen on a windy day. We want to squash some of those rumors. So lets get started and
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Should You Repair or Replace Your Roof? 4 Factors to Help You Decide.
Choosing between a repair and a full replacement is a big deal for any homeowner. We only recommend replacement when repairs are unreliable or risky. Here is how to tell what your roof is really trying to say. 4 Indicators It Is Time To Replace 1) Shingle Wear Shingles are made of a fiberglass
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Why We Say “Happy” — Not Just “Satisfied” — at Joyland Roofing
As a homeowner looking for a contractor, here’s a simple question: once the work is all said and done, would you rather feel satisfied—or happy? For us at Joyland Roofing, that distinction matters a lot. The word “satisfied” gets used all the time in the home improvement world. But let’s
Read MoreDo you need a permit to replace a roof in PA?
Permits were created to ensure building codes for installation, waste, and safety are followed. This protects you, your home, the workers, and any passersby! Most larger home projects require a permit, but not all! Because there are standards in place for construction plans, it’s especially
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Ways You Can Finance Your New Roof
It may feel overwhelming to pay for a roofing project, especially when you consider the entire cost. However, there are a number of financing options out there that can help you make roof repairs more affordable. In this article, we’ll discuss five of the most readily available avenues of
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Does Walking On Your Shingled Roof Damage It?
So, can walking on your shingled roof damage it? Yes, it can. BUT, the likelihood and level of severity depends on the time of year. Shingles are hardy and are made to withstand an occasional walk. However, if it’s hot outside, say 80 degrees, and there’s direct sunlight on the roof, the
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What Type of Roof Do I Have?
No matter what kind of roof your home or business has, it’s important to understand your roof and how to watch for warning signs. As you start thinking about your roof, it’s best to start with the basics. Once you know what type of roof your house has, you can begin to keep an
Read More11-Item Checklist for Maintaining Your Shingle Roof
A roof replacement is a long-term investment many business owners or homeowners, like you, must make. When replacing a sloped roof, asphalt shingles is the most popular roofing material. Even though architectural asphalt shingles can last between 35-50 years, it’s often before the 35-year
Read MoreWhat Should I Do If I’m Missing Shingles From My Roof?
After a day of high winds, you may have noticed a shingle or two lying in your yard. While this doesn’t necessarily mean you have to replace your roof, you do need to repair it as soon as you can. Why do shingles blow off the roof? Most shingles can withstand some pretty strong winds,
Read MoreShould I Clear the Snow Off My Roof?
The Good News: Your roof was made to withstand the conditions Roofs are designed and built for all weather conditions, including snow. Architects and structural engineers are careful to ensure that the roofs they design are capable of easily holding up under snow and ice conditions. Below are
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