Roofing and Shingles Articles

	Even Roofing Has Improved With Technology
	Today's roof may appear comparable to those of a few decades ago, but that's where the similarities stop. Modern materials have been coordinated with ventilation and installation for more effective systems.
	Get on Top of Roofing Repairs
	How do you know when you need a new roof? Age alone is the biggest factor. An asphalt-shingled roof, which is the most popular kind in America, is likely to last an average of just 13 years, even if the shingles themselves are backed by 25-, 30- or sometimes a 40-year warranty.
	Judging a Roof's Life Span Before It's Too Late
	Roofing life spans vary depending on the weight of the shingle, the pitch of the roof, building location, maintenance and other factors. A metal roof lasts 40 to 60 years while, "the average life span of an asphalt roof is 12 to 20 years."

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