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A Comprehensive Guide to Roof Financing
A strong, durable roof is essential to protecting your home — if yours is aging or damage occurs, you’ll want to prioritize its repairs or replacement. Waiting too long can lead to higher expenses and potential harm to your space. However, you may not have the funds readily available to pay for a new roof.[…]
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What to Look for in a Roofing Contractor
Tips for Choosing a Roofing Contractor While some home upgrades are elective, roof repairs and replacements are not. It is vital for your comfort and your home's resale value and structural integrity to hire a professional for your roof repair needs. It's important to know what to look for in a roofing contractor. You want[...]
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When Is a Good Time to Replace My Roof?
Keeping up with routine maintenance and regularly inspecting your roof can help you keep your roof in good condition for a long time. But even the most diligent homeowner may need to replace their roof eventually. Asphalt shingles, for example, tend to last an average of 12.5 years, per the Metal Roofing Alliance. As your roof[...]
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Celebrating our 30th Anniversary in Business
Cornett Roofing Systems, founded in 1991, recently celebrated our 30th Anniversary in the roofing business by throwing an a party for our employees and their families. With catered food, games, a bounce house, and more, we as a company could got together to reminisce about our past, celebrate our present, and dream about our future. As[...]
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Transforming Grace United Methodist Church
Cornett Roofing Systems was honored to be selected to re-roof the major sections of Grace United Methodist Church in Franklin, Indiana. The existing shingle roof on the church was aging, weathered, and had several noticeable defects, including granule loss, missing and broken shingles, rusting flashings and gutters, and algae staining. These defects would have continued to[…]
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