New Roofs, Not Reused Roofs
Every 20-35 years a home needs to have a new roof installed. This is usually based on the lifespan of the shingles which were installed and how well they have endured the weather conditions. So in many respects, a new roof is a one or twice in a lifetime investment that a homeowner has to make if they want to stay in their home for a prolonged period of time.
It is one of the largest and most important home improvement investments homeowner is faced with. Going with a roofer who cuts corners will inevitably cause problems within a couple of years and quickly erase any money saved. Costly repairs will have to be made to correct the issues the budget roofer skipped or ignored, and interior repairs from unexpected leaks will add to the damage bill.
Dr. Roof works hard to do the job right the first time, by not cutting corners and by using only top grade materials. Dr. Roof does this because it honors its warranties, and cares about its customers. Dr. Roof's goal is to do the job so well, that you will never have to call again for a service issue until the roof needs to be replaced again in 25-50 years. Customers deserve to have a new roof that does not reuse old parts, like flashing, rotten wood, or drip edge. Why would anyone want old tires on a brand new car? At Dr. Roof we don't put 'old tires' on new cars. Every part of your New Roof deserves to be new, it is the only way to ensure it does not leak for the length of the warranty.
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Roofs for Troops
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Typically, Memorial Day Weekend looks like burgers on the grill at a family barbecue, heading to the neighborhood pool, or marching in a parade. This year our Memorial Day will look different. We have an opportunity to quietly reflect and remember those who laid down their lives for our freedom. If you have the...
A New Roof During a Pandemic?
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In this time, we are all looking for ways to tighten our pocketbooks. The purchase of a new roof is an investment. Our friends at GAF have shared some great information about financing your new roof. They know that a new roof simply can't wait. How do you know it's time for a new roof? Here are some signs it's...
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As we stand together to battle COVID-19, Dr. Roof is committed to providing the essential services of roof repair, roof replacement and construction service projects while doing our best to protect you, your home and our team. We have implemented several changes in an effort of keeping everyone safe. ...
Stay Productive While Working from Home
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While our field team is working hard to ensure your home is safe during this crisis, most of our home office team are working from home. Like many of you are, we are learning to navigate our new reality. Our homes look completely different today than they did a month ago. Our kids are at home, zoom meetings now...
How To Handle Storm Damage To Your Roof
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When severe weather strikes, homeowners can face an urgent situation if they're facing damage to their property. In most cases, the potential fallout from this weather is only beginning: While the storm itself can cause initial damage to the home, that damage creates an entry point for additional damage...
Tips For Interior Painting Project
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Why Choose James Hardie Fiber Cement?
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It's time to update the façade of your home. Your 1970's wood exterior is dated, the bees have put holes near your porch, and you've fallen behind on the maintenance. There are many options available to you: patching and painting the wood, vinyl siding, fiber cement, a stone veneer… This customer selected...
