When it comes to roof replacement, homeowners often focus on the shingles, but there’s more to a roof than meets the eye. Roof plywood, or decking, is a critical component of the roofing system and plays a significant role in the restoration process. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the reasons why roof plywood…
Understanding Drip Edges Drip edges are a critical component in roofing systems, serving as metal flashing that directs water away from the roof edge. This prevents water from seeping behind the soffit edge or siding, which could cause significant damage over time. It is important to note that “L” metal is not suitable for use…
When it comes to insurance restoration claims, understanding the contract types available is crucial. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the three most common contract types: Assignment of Benefits, Home Remodeling Contracts/Proposals, and Contingency Agreements. We’ll cover the pros and cons of each, so you can make informed decisions when working with a restoration contractor…
Issue: Active Knob and Tube Wiring or Exposed Wiring Issue: Mold Issue: Structural Integrity and Wood Rot Issue: Lead-Based Paint (Homes Built Before 1978) Issue: Natural Draft Combustion Appliance Issue: Pest-Related Activity or Damage Issue: Vermiculite Insulation or Asbestos-Containing Materials Issue: Leaks or Moisture Damage Wiring and Electrical System Assessment Combustion Appliances Mold and Structural…
In the evolving world of construction, sustainability and environmental impact have become pivotal concerns. The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) program, administered by the U.S. Green Building Council and the Canada Green Building Council, stands as a testament to this shift towards greener building practices. This guide delves into the essentials of LEED…
