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Residential Roofing
Your home is likely your most significant investment. The integrity of your roof has a direct impact on the value and comfort of your home. As a homeowner, King Roofing wants to help you select the best option for your unique circumstances.
We are offering:
- Free roof inspections - Get your roof inspected and learn how it can be improved.
- Free consultations with a leading roofing specialist - We want to address your specific needs and explain how we can help.
- Free roof estimate with written quote – You’ll receive a detailed quote for work after the consultation.
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With many local families depending on our work, we know it’s crucial to build lasting relationships with our clients. Our team of highly trained professionals takes pride in doing great work and treating customers like family. We look forward to meeting you soon!
The Process
LET'S SIMPLIFY THE PROJECT
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Schedule & Meet
Our team is eager to meet you, no matter how you found us. Let's talk by phone, email, or text. Whatever is comfortable for you. Scheduling your roof inspection is the first step in helping you make a sound decision from the very beginning! Our goal is to leave your home with an accurate estimate based on accurate measurements.
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Estimate & Prepare
As soon as the estimate is presented and approved, the installation or repair can be scheduled. For our project to begin on time, it is crucial to get our material list in order and ready. It's our goal to make your experience as convenient and easy as possible. Here's why it's important to have a good business relationship with our local roofing suppliers!
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Install & Present
Here's where we shine! Our team is proud of their craftsmanship, and they don't hesitate to show it off. While completing the project, we allow our customers to select the level of involvement and communication they desire. When we present our finished product, we want our clients to smile because the process has been enjoyable. Our long-term relationship begins here, and we want to get off to a good start.
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Let us do the heavy work. Relax, you're in GREAT HANDS!
Process was painless...
Wow absolutely recommend. Prompt replies, excellent communication, and were on time! Genuine company with genuine people who care. I had such a great experience I referred them to my in-laws too which also had an outstanding experience.
"We schedule yearly roof inspections so you never have to worry 😉"
Besides the risk of peril when climbing your roof, the added benefit of having our professional roof inspectors perform an annual report is it saves you TIME & MONEY. We look for signs of wear and possible leaks that can structurally damage your homes integrity.
Let us maintain and prevent costly roof repairs and bad roof installations. We all know someone who can do it cheaper, but the better question is, "Who can install it correctly so it withstands Tricities weather?".
We aim to be your last roofing company you'll ever need, give us a call or send us a message, we can't wait to meet you!
- KING ROOFING PROFESSIONALS
Why is my roof leaking?
There's 7 common reasons as to why your roof is leaking. The first one, is simple, and it's the reason why we decided to bring quality to this industry.
1. Bad Installation.
Fortunately, this is not your fault, however it is now your responsibility to make sure you don't go through this again. Usually we see a roof with multiple layers, high nails, or not enough nails. It is not rare to see nail penetrations in the wrong area. These are signs of a fly by night contractor who did not vet or care to quality check the roofer.
2. Vents, Skylights, and Chimneys.
It is possible that your roof may leak due to vents, skylights, and chimneys. They may leave gaps along them that allow water to seep inside if they are not installed properly.
Those features must be properly sealed and watertight during installation. Over time, you may have to reseal them to keep them protected.
Unless the hole matches the skylight size precisely, skylights can leak. The insulation around the skylight can also deteriorate over time and allow leaking. Cracks and damage to the actual window are other potential leak sources.
Chimneys may break down over time and allow water into the home. Damaged or missing mortar and holes in the chimney are potential causes.
3. Failing Gutter System.
Usually this can be as simple as your gutters needing a good cleaning from leaves, sticks and debris. If you don't clean your gutters regularly, the debris builds up and keeps water from flowing. The water can build up onto the roof, where it can go under the shingles and cause leaks. So plan on having your gutters cleaned regularly, simply call us and we can schedule your cleaning quarterly.
4. Damage to Flashing.
Flashing is metal that goes over joints and seams to protect from leaks. But it can also be a potential cause of leaks.
Flashing that's not installed correctly can allow water to enter. The flashing may move out of position if it's not attached well.
It can also get damaged over time. The metal might corrode, crack, or otherwise get damaged and let water in.
5. Roof Slope Issues.
Roofs with shallow slopes or flat roofs are more likely to leak. A sloped roof helps water run off efficiently. When your roof does not have much slope, water can pool up or slow down, eventually leaking into your house.
6. Ridge Caps and Valleys.
You may enjoy the architectural design of the peaks and valleys on your roof, but they also contribute to the risk of water leaks. Those specific areas may not be properly sealed if you notice leaks coming into your home.
Valleys are the V-shaped spots where slopes meet. There is a risk of water seeping inside a valley if the material covering it is damaged. They can also leak if they were'nt sealed properly.
7. Attic Condensation.
Sometimes, the damage isn't caused by water coming from outside. Water damage and leaks inside your home can result from condensation buildup in the attic.
A poorly ventilated attic or inadequate insulation causes condensation. As a result of extreme temperature changes, condensation can be exacerbated.
Additionally, condensation can cause mold and mildew to grow in your home, potentially causing water damage.
