Residential Roofing

Residential Roofing in Bremen, GA

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Residential Roofing Services

We at Pro Tech understand that your roof is an essential component of the beautiful and cozy home you’ve worked so hard to create. We will work with you to design a specific plan for their needs!

High Return On Investment

Appeal to more customers
Increase on sale price when its time to sell
Shows potential customers that you maintain the integrity of the home

Energy Efficiency

Keeps unwanted hot/cold air of the house
Viable Options Repel Heat
Reduce Energy Costs and Save Money

Curb Appeal

Updated Modern Design
Enhance the look of the house
Desire to be home increases with a new look

Healthier Home

A new roof will keep leaks out, decreasing the chance of Mold in the home
Keeps the structure intact
It gives your home a longer life

How to maintain my Roof?

A roof is the most valuable asset in a home. It keeps your family warm during winter and cool during summer, prevents water damage from heavy rains or hail storms, and protects you against soot stains on windowsills that come with dirty air. The Integrity of your home is based on the structure and the roof above it. It’s essential to keep them up to date and safe.

Roof Maintenance

Having a pest-free roof is vital because it can help reduce the damage or wear on your home. Keeping tree branches, power lines, and bushes far from our roofs will make sure that pests stay away- which means you don’t need to worry about them climbing up onto any of these items for there to be an impact inside.

Clean Gutters

Gutters are an essential part of your roof, but they can become clogged with leaves and other debris. When this happens, rainwater pools in the gutter, which increases the risk of leaks or foundation damage due to excess water pressure from heavy downpours. Gutters should be cleaned at least twice per year, if not more often, depending on weather conditions. Let us professionally clean the gutters for you to ensure the safety of your home.

Trim Nearby Trees and Landscape

The best idea is to be proactive when you know a storm is coming your way and remove all nearby limbs and branches near your roof. Limbs and branches knocked loose during a storm can cause immediate damage to your Roof and provide easy access for animals to invade your home. Clear away threatening branches to eliminate this possibility.

Checked for Cracked Shingles

Shingles shrink and crack in hot weather. The effects can be more extreme for roofs that are not adequately cared for; missing or damaged shingles make it easier to spot any problems with your Roof before they become serious issues. It’s beneficial to inspect your roof to find any problems before they get serious.

Remove Moss & Mold

The wind easily carries the spores from algae and mold. If you see moss or any type of fungus while inspecting, it could mean there’s water leaking somewhere in your home.

Leaks in the Attic / Ceiling

The most overlooked part of your home is often the roof. If you’ve noticed any cracks on it, don’t hesitate to have a professional inspect for damages that could lead to more severe problems like leaks and structural issues.

Strong Insulation

A poorly insulated roof can cause a home to lose up to 25% of its heat. Insulating your attic or Roof will help save you energy while keeping the house comfortable! It’s also durable, lasting more than 40 years with proper care. Don’t wait another day before getting that job done right.

Get An Inspection

If you notice any of the signs above and aren’t sure what to do, contact Pro-Tech for an expert inspection. Our team will be there to help with all of your needs.

Common Roof Problems

The damage caused by leaks can be seen in many forms, including water stains and rot. They may lead you to other problems as well if left untreated for too long because of the structural implications it will have on your home’s foundation.

Roof Leaks

Standing Water

Standing water is an indication that your Roof may be sinking. If you notice standing puddles around the house, this could be due to a few different things like missing shingles or tiles. Still, more often than not, it’s because one area on the flat surface has sunken lower than others and created extra spaces under them where rainwater can accumulate into pools.

Damaged Shingles

Shingles can be damaged from heavy storms, debris, or even just time passing. While your roof might not seem like it is a pressing matter at first glance, exposure to sunlight and water will accelerate its deterioration, leaving you exposed to more risks for costly repair bills later down the line.

Damaged Flashing

If you want a successful installation, ensure that your flashing is properly attached and secured. Otherwise, the seams will prevent water from going where it needs to go, or any protruding structure on top of roofs could cause problems.

Clogged Gutters

Gutters are an essential part of your home’s roof, but they can become clogged if not cared for. When gutters don’t have enough room to hold all the rainwater backlogged up inside them, leaks or rot may occur, which could cause structural damage.

Types Of Roofing We Offer

Shingle Roofing

Shingle roofs are a popular type of roof in North America because they're durable, versatile, and offer many colors to choose from.

Versatility: The variety of asphalt shingle shapes and sizes make them perfect for almost any roof type. They also come with low weight, making their installation easy on varied architectural styles.
Low Cost: Asphalt shingles come in various shapes and sizes, making them the perfect choice for almost any type of Roof. With this lightweight material easily installed on varied architectural styles, these tiles make it easy to get seamless coverage.
Energy-Efficiency: Choosing a new roof for your home is an important decision. When it comes to choosing what type of material, many options are available to make a big difference in energy efficiency and comfort levels throughout the house.

Metal Roofing:

Metal roofs are an excellent investment for your home. They offer many benefits that differ from asphalt shingles, such as being more durable against extreme weather conditions and not posing the risk of harmful moisture buildup. Metal roof systems protect from harsh outdoor elements like snowfall or heavy rainstorms while also safeguarding indoor air quality by limiting exposure to pollen count contaminants, particularly during allergy season when it's most susceptible to this type of damage.

Longevity - Metal roofs can last 40-70 years, depending on the material. Traditional asphalt roofing materials have an estimated life expectancy of roughly 12-20 years.
Durability - If installed correctly, some metal roofs can sustain wind gusts up to 140 miles per hour, will not corrode or crack, and are impact-resistant.
Energy Efficient - Metal roofs reflect the suns UV and infrared light rays that contribute to roof surface radiant heat, resulting in a 10-25% reduction in cooling costs.

Tile Roofing:

Tile roofs are among the most durable and appealing types of roofing. They can be made from clay, ceramic or concrete tiles that all have nails securing them in place to your house's exterior walls below it! A typical tile installation starts at its base with connecting rows then overlapping those next when it finishes up high enough for waterproof protection against rainwater seeping through onto whatever surface lies beneath.

Slate Roofs

Slate is the most durable of all roofing materials. Properly maintained, it can potentially last the lifetime of your home—even if that life is two centuries long.

Long-Lasting: When you install slate roofs, you can expect a service life of at least 100 years. With expert installation and regular maintenance, you will be looking at more than 150 years of service. If slate roofs seem like they last forever, it's because they do.
Durable: Slate is naturally Mold resistant, fire-resistant, and has low water absorption capacity. Because slate tiles are heavy, they are not easily blown off by strong winds.
Increase House Value: A house with slate roofing will attract more homebuyers. If you decide to sell your home, it will fetch a higher market value than a similar house without a slate roof.

There’s a reason why we’re the go-to company for quality repairs on your roof. From answering all of those questions and providing accurate information about our products or services right through making sure you love your new roof for your home!

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