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<title>What are the different types of roofs?</title>
<description>There are different types of roofs that are widely used in home building. These are:
• Asphalt composite shingles - The most popular roofing type in the United States. The shingles are made of asphaltcovered with ceramic granules. This type carries different classes of fire ratings, making it one o</description>
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<title>What are the advantages of the different types of roofs?</title>
<description>All of these types of roofs have their own advantages, mainly due to the type of materialused. Here are the advantages of each roof type:
• Asphalt composite shingles are relatively low cost and have a long life expectancy. They can also be fire-resistant, depending on the class rating. Most of the</description>
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<title>What are the principal causes of leaking roofs?</title>
<description>There are several factors that affect the performance of roofs. The most common factors are environmental:
• The heat and ultraviolet rays that come from the suncause roofing materials to deteriorate.
• When rain water finds its way beneath the roofing material, it may penetrate to the roof deck, </description>
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<title>What is roofing underlayment?</title>
<description>Underlayment is a rubberized covering that goes under the shingles to prevent water from penetrating the inner structure. It is designed to be waterproof. Without this underlayment, water can easily penetrate beneath the shingles and cause severe damage to the roof structure, and much worse, the ins</description>
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<title>What is roof flashing?</title>
<description>Flashing is a type of protection placed around objects protruding from the roof of a house or building. Examples of these protruding objects are pipes and chimneys. Flashing deflects water away from the seams of the roofing material.
There are two types of flashing: metal and rubber. Rubber flashin</description>
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