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| − | Not every leak will require the same amount of time for repairs. If you have a smaller leak, most professionals will be able to patch the problem area in around 30 minutes. The contractor may also determine that other roofing maintenance—such as inspections and debris removal—should be performed at the same time. The longevity of a roof is typically based on what it’s made of and how much of a battering it endures from the local weather. Certain roofing materials, like clay and slate, have even longer life projections and with proper care can last for anywhere from 50 to 100 years. Other materials, like asphalt, don’t often last more than 20 years.<br><br> | + | Not every leak will require the same amount of time for repairs. If you have a smaller leak, most professionals will be able to patch the problem area in around 30 minutes. The contractor may also determine that other roofing maintenance—such as inspections and debris removal—should be performed at the same time. The longevity of a roof is typically based on what it’s made of and how much of a battering it endures from the local weather. Certain roofing materials, like clay and slate, have even longer life projections and with proper care can last for anywhere from 50 to 100 years. Other materials, like asphalt, don’t often last more than 20 years.<br><br>Here is more info on [http://florence.boignard.Free.fr/cms/spip.php?article69 http://florence.boignard.Free.fr] visit our own website. |
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Not every leak will require the same amount of time for repairs. If you have a smaller leak, most professionals will be able to patch the problem area in around 30 minutes. The contractor may also determine that other roofing maintenance—such as inspections and debris removal—should be performed at the same time. The longevity of a roof is typically based on what it’s made of and how much of a battering it endures from the local weather. Certain roofing materials, like clay and slate, have even longer life projections and with proper care can last for anywhere from 50 to 100 years. Other materials, like asphalt, don’t often last more than 20 years.
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