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Title: What Material Should You Choose for Your New Roof?


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What Material Should You Choose for Your New Roof?
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  • There are many different kinds of materials to
    choose from when having a new roof installed on
    your Florida home, and while the choices may seem
    overwhelming, a conversation with your chosen
    local roofing contractor will help you determine
    which would best meet your needs.
  • To give you a better idea of the materials
    available, weve compiled the following short
    guide
  • Slate
  • This material is the most durable for roofs, and
    is not only fireproof, but can withstand extreme
    weather conditions. Energy efficient and
    eco-friendly, slate is, however, one of the most
    expensive roofing materials.

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  • Asphalt shingles
  • One of the most popular roofing materials,
    asphalt shingles are cost-effective and
    reasonably durable.
  • Wooden shingles
  • Redwood and Cedar are fantastic fire-resistant
    woods that make great roof shingles, and theyre
    sustainable, affordable and energy efficient.
  • Composite shingle roofing
  • While composite roof shingles are the cheaper
    option both to buy and have installed they do
    have a much shorter lifespan than other
    materials, and should never be jet washed.

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  • Clay tiles
  • Resistant to decay and damage from harsh weather
    conditions, clay or Spanish roofing tiles are an
    attractive roofing material, but unfortunately,
    they are prone to cracking and chipping.
  • Metal
  • While you may associate metal roofing for
    industrial or commercial purposes, its becoming
    an increasingly popular choice for residential
    properties throughout the U.S. and is both
    functional and extremely durable.

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  • If opting for a metal roof for your Florida home,
    always hire a specialist roofing contractor to
    carry out the work, and either have your roof
    regularly inspected by a professional roofing
    contractor, or carry out visual checks yourself
    for any issues with sealants, or warped panels.
  • When properly installed and regularly maintained,
    a metal roof can last for many, many years.

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  • Plastic polymer
  • Arguably the most hard-wearing material for a
    roof, plastic polymer is built to last for at
    least half a century, and is designed to
    withstand extreme weather conditions and help
    homeowners save money on their energy bills.
    Keeping homes cooler in the summer, and warmer in
    the winter by reflecting energy, plastic polymer
    is an efficient choice if youre looking to
    reduce your monthly outgoings.

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  • How to decide what material is best for your
    Florida home
  • While you can of course carry out your own
    research and even chat with your neighbors about
    their roofs, the best way to get the most
    reliable and honest guidance is to consult with a
    roofing specialist, and preferably a local one
    who is familiar with regional weather conditions.
  • Find a local roofing contractor with a good
    reputation and sound reviews from previous
    clients, and have an informal chat about your
    roof before making any final decisions about what
    materials youd like it to be made from.

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  • RZ Construction Group Inc is a fully inclusive
    general contractor and one of the best roofing
    repair contractors in Astoria NY. From initial
    design to final clean up, our results speak for
    themselves. We are fully licensed, insured, and
    bonded to provide both commercial and residential
    construction services to customers in Astoria and
    the surrounding area. Proud to serve New York
    State for 25 years. No job is too small nor too
    big. If you are looking for a roofing contractor
    in Astoria NY or want to know more about our wide
    range of professional but affordable construction
    and repair services, reach out to us at (718)
    938-9887.
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