Does it make financial sense to get a roofing replacement before selling your home? In most cases, the answer is no. That’s because there’s no guarantee you’ll be able to immediately recoup your investment.
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High indoor humidity is not only an inconvenience (since it makes everything feel sweaty and sticky) but also a problem that needs to be fixed as soon as possible. That’s because left unattended, excess indoor humidity can cause several roofing issues.
The roof is your home’s primary form of defense against the elements, but it’s also the part of your home that’s most susceptible to catching fire. Winds carrying embers can reach your roof well before wildfires do. To reduce the risk of fire damage, most building codes require homeowners to use fire-rated roofing materials.
In general, there are four fire rating classifications. [company_name], your trusted roofing contractor, elaborates on the different fire rating classifications below: