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How To Inspect a Roof

November 10, 2020 by Infinite Roofing Leave a Comment

When it comes to doing maintenance around your home, the roof is easy to forget about. Doing a professional inspection once a year is recommended but you can easily inspect your roof on your own. Being aware of the condition of your roof will help you get the most out of it, by correcting any issues you see before more damage is done. The most common cause of water damage is from a leaky roof so it is important to be sure to properly inspect it at least once per year, and also after any major storms. We can easily help you identify things that may be problematic on your own, so you can then make a decision if a repair or full replacement is needed. Inspecting your roof has never been easier with these steps!

Thoroughly inspecting a roof

What happens during a roof inspection?

First step would be to walk around the exterior of your home, inspecting your roof from the ground to see what you can see at eye level. Inspecting your roof from the ground can still give you a good example of its condition if you don’t have a ladder or you’re afraid of heights. Look for signs of any damage, sagging, or ageing and take notes on what you think might be an issue to let your local roofing contractor know. While you are looking up at your roof, be sure to check out the flashing. Flashing is the main entry point for water and needs to be kept in good shape to work properly. Damaged flashing can cause immense damage under the surface of your roof. If you see damaged flashing a professional inspection may be necessary to be sure there are no underlying issues. 

If your home has skylights examine the inside where the seams meet your ceiling and also on the exterior, where the shingles meet the skylight. If you see old shingles around your skylights you may have water damage. Looking closely at soil stacks, if your home has one. This is important to check for any cracks and issues with the “stack boot,” and not to opt for a cheap version that will not last you. Installing a soil stack that won’t last you as long as your roof will only cause you bigger problems down the road.

Inspecting old skylights

 Inspecting your chimney is an area that you are able to check out without having to hop on top of your roof. Make sure to look around the perimeter of the chimney where water is directed away from your house, during heavy snow or rain, precipitation lands right at the chimney which can cause leaks or damage over time.

Inspection on a chimney

Look for moss, algae, or piles of leaves on your homes roof, these areas are notorious for costly leaks and water damage. Moss can severely damage the integrity of a roof because moss absorbs moisture and puts down roots causing degradation. These roots can lift shingles allowing constant moisture which can lead to mold and many other problems. Algae can adhere to the roof causing permanent stains and eventually damage underlying materials. If moisture seeps into the wood of your roof, it will cause rotting and compromise the strength of your roof. 

Over grown moss on a roof

As you are walking the perimeter of your home looking up at the roof, check to see if there are any curled or cracked shingles. Hot air from the attic often can cause shingles to curl away from the roof, putting you at risk for water damage and poor ventilation. Another important place to inspect is the attic, checking for rotted wood on the roof, and how well the insulation is holding up. If the insulation is poor there  might be excess wear on the roof where heat can leak through. During cold winter months your homes heat leaking out can create serious issues causing ice dams to form. This happens when snow melts on the roof and runs down freezing along the way.

Damaging ice dams

As you are looking at the condition of the shingles on your roof, also try to check for granule loss. Granules are the texture part of the shingles that feels slightly like sandpaper, these help deflect UV rays, make shingles fire resistant, and also makes packaging much easier. If you see loss of granules it may indicate your shingles have aged or been largely affected by severe weather. If you have a lot of granular loss then the shingles are no longer protecting your home from the elements, and you should consider calling your local roofing contractor for a professional inspection.  

Another area commonly overlooked by homeowners is the gutters. Cleaning out your gutters is so important because that is why most water damage is caused by being clogged. A gutter system can accumulate up to 300 pounds of water and debris each year. The best time to clean out your gutters is in late spring, this is the prime opportunity to remove the buildup that accumulates from blooming and lingering winter. Along with maintenance for your gutters, pressure washing them out along with your roof at least once per year is suggested.

When should you inspect a roof?

Inspecting your roof should be a year routine maintenance, like we have said previously it is a great idea to get a professional roofing inspection once per year, usually in the spring, but you should inspect your roof and exterior of your home every few months. If you always have your eye out for potential problems it is much eraser to address the issues before they get too big and expensive. 

You’ve completed inspecting your roof, now what?

After you have finished inspecting your roof with the help of these easy tips, review your findings. If you have found potential problems or concerns contact your local roofing contractor and make an appointment. Being proactive as a homeowner will save you a ton of money in the long run. As always when seeking out the best roofing company be sure to read reviews from their customers and look at pictures of their work.



Filed Under: Metal Roofing, Roof, Roof Coating, Roof Flashing, Roof Inspections, Roof Maintenance, Roof Replacement, Roof Shingles, Roof Ventilation System, Roofing, Roofing Materials, Uncategorized Tagged With: roof inspection, roofing

Advances in Roof Technology

November 3, 2020 by Infinite Roofing Leave a Comment

As technology advances in everyday life, so does the way in which we are able to book, install, and maintain your roof. At your local roofing company we stay on top of the latest roofing trends so we can better improve how to serve you. We do all the research to present you with all your options so you don’t have to. It is our goal to ensure that you get the best roof for you and your family, at the best price. 

Tesla solar technology roof

The roof is the first line of defense for all buildings, keeping out the elements and maintaining a hot or cold environment inside. It makes sense that over the decades people are concerned with advancing roof technology since the times of straw and mud roofing systems. When thinking about new roofing technology, the first things that may come to mind are picture apps, programs, and new ways of communication that revolutionize the business side of the roofing industry. However, most of the fascinating technologies are taking place on the roof itself.

There is a lot more that goes into roofing than just nailing down shingles, the level of precision on installing roofs have been perfected with useful tools like satellite measurement imagery and much more. New materials have been introduced to improve energy efficiency and the safety of workers have significantly improved. Before modern advancing roof technology and practices, people used anything that was available to cover their homes and protect themselves. 

Clay tiles were mostly used by advancing cultures as early as the neolithic age, it took longer to reach North America. As times progressed other materials were used such as wood, clay, and tin. These materials were very heavy and unreliable, some even posing as a fire risk with no ventilation. The advancement of asphalt shingles represent a dawn for modern roofing gaining momentum ever since. 

Ancient clay tile roof

People now have so many options that go well beyond original designs, with new technologies anything is possible. Roofing is still a necessity but now your roof does so much more than just keeping the rain out; it is a beautiful piece of architecture that optimizes the internal environment you want to create. 

New shingle materials and designs

When choosing the best materials for your new roof installation, the key is to check longevity against purchase cost and installation. Although rolled roofing is one of the cheapest options, it is definitely not the best quality option for longevity. Comparing an expensive shingle that will last 50 plus years is a much better value than a cheaper one that only lasts 10. 

Architectural shingles

Architectural shingles are one of the most popular, cost effective materials on the market. These shingles have been around since the 80’s but have made major advancements since then. These shingles are manufactured from fiberglass to mimic wood and slate, to give your home beautiful curb appeal without the mass amount of weight that comes with it. 

Metal shingles

Most people have heard of metal roofing, it is used mostly on commercial buildings but becoming more popular on residential homes. Metal roofs last almost a lifetime and add a modern sleekness to a home. Metal shingles are slightly different, made in smaller sections to mimic the appearance of other materials like stone or wood. This concept has created new life in the metal roofing industry, with new methods of manipulating metal to stay strong but also give an appealing look.

Solar shingles

Solar panels are nothing new, many people already have them on their homes and most people have at least heard of them. Solar shingles however are much newer and have broken through the 21st century. This invention was monumental for the roofing industry, this meant that solar panels can be combined with roofing materials to create shingles. Instead of ugly large panels on top of your homes roof, advancing roof technology merged to make small attractive shingles that are barely noticeable to even be solar panels. Another plus to these small compact panels is getting all the benefits of solar without the added weight on your roof. Ask your local roofing company if they are experienced with solar shingles before making a decision. 

Solar shingles on a metal roof

Synthetic slate shingles

Made to resemble authentic slate tiles, synthetic slate shingles are the perfect alternative. Slate is beautiful and timeless but also very expensive and bears a ton of weight. Slate shingles are also difficult to install needing a very experienced roofing company to take on the job. Synthetic shingles are made from recycled materials that have less hassle and more durability. With proper installation and maintenance this roofing system can last a lifetime.

synthetic slate

Cool shingles

These shingles were designed to reflect the sunlight, made with a special coating that doesn’t absorb UV rays. A standard roof can heat up to 150°F in the summer season, and this directly heats up the inside of your home as well.  With these types of shingles that are ultra-reflective, the roof’s temperature can drop at least 50°F. A cooler roof means much more energy savings and also increases the longevity of your AC unit. 

Other advancements that have been made in the roofing industry that are more behind the scenes, rather than on the roof itself are within the technology that is used. Generating leads through the web has never been easier with the help of certain programs and apps. Some apps allow you to search certain specifications to find buildings that may be in need of renovations or repairs. Other time saving mobile applications that have been created allow a contractor to measure a building’s roof without ever going to the actual building. You are able to upload pictures and video to share with other members in your company, send out estimates, create invoices, and add contact information. advances

Do roofers use drones?

Drones have become increasingly popular within the roofing community. They have made it possible to get great before and after photos of a roof, and also generate a building inspection without climbing on a ladder to do so. A good quality drone can be expensive but you can find a reasonably priced drone at your local electronic store. Some apps even sync up to your drone creating a cohesive system to download images you want to use for advertising. 

As technology advances so does the way in which materials are made, communication between roofers improves, and installation practices become more efficient. We at Infinite Roofing stay up to date on all new technologies and advancements so we can share them with you. 


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Financing Options For Your Roof Replacement

October 19, 2020 by Infinite Roofing Leave a Comment

If it’s time for a new roof or significant repairs, you may not be able to cover all the costs out-of-pocket. The average cost of a roof replacement is around $8,000 according to HomeAdvisor and of course this price is dependent upon which roofing materials your choose, and the size of your roof. Most Albany roofing companies require a half down deposit in order to get on the job schedule. So even if your roof replacement costs you $8,000 half down would mean $4,000 cash. This is still pretty steep for most people, not everyone has thousands of dollars laying around to toss at a new roof. If this is true to you and your situation, do not worry! You have many other options to choose from to make your roofing dreams come true.

Financing your roof

Some Albany roofing companies offer their customers financing plans or you may even consider applying for a home equity loan. We will provide you with information on the most popular options available to you, for securing a new roof and ways to finance it. Of course we are only here to educate you on what options there are to finance a new roof, and you should always consult with a financial advisor to better understand your personal options.

First Get Quotes or Roofing Estimates

Before you take out a loan or investigate your roof financing options, you need to see how much the roof will actually cost you. The first thing you want to do is google the best roofing companies in your local area. Read all of the roofing company’s reviews, look at their social media pages, and get a better idea who these people are. If everything checks out, their work is clean and beautiful, they have glowing reviews, and post consistently about their work, its then time to schedule an estimate.

Most Albany roofing companies will come out and give you a free estimate, as long as you are the owner of the house and the house is not for sale. If you do not meet these criteria then you may be charged anywhere from $100-200 for the service. Why do they charge you if your home is for sale? Well because if they are paying an estimator to come out to your home, give you a roofing quote, and you decide to use that quote as a discount off the house being sold and not get the roof done, that now costs the company money. If you do decide to pay for an estimating service and want to get your roof done by them, that $200 comes off the price of your new roof.   

Obtain 3 Estimates

Now you have 3 roofing estimates to look over, are they significantly different? Chances are they are going to be pretty similar in price, we do suggest that you do not just go with the cheapest estimate. You get what you pay for especially with roofing contractors, the last thing you want is to have your roof done cheaply and pay another roofing company to come and fix mistakes. The roof is arguably the most important portion of your home, it protects you and your family so be sure the get the job done right the first time. Going with the cheapest roofing quote can end up costing you much more in the long run. Find the best roofing company in your area with great reviews, or word of mouth references.

Ways to Secure Financing

Once you have made a list of finding ways to finance your roof replacement, you want to figure out the lowest interest rate. This will help you pay the least amount for a new roof or repair. If you think you can pay off the debt quicker than its term, you can choose an option with no prepayment penalties. Some lenders will charge a prepayment penalty so check with you bank and be sure you won’t be charged fees for early payoff.

When considering your roof financing options remember to not only check interests rates associated with the loan but also other costs that can be included. Knowing how long it will take you to secure the funds is very important, if you have an urgent repair problem or reroof that must be scheduled, you might not have time to wait for funds. Your local roofing contractor can tell you how urgent your repair or reroof is, and if it is too risky waiting to secure a more favorable financing option.

Roof Financing Options

  • Personal Line of credit
  • Home equity loans
  • Homeowner’s insurance policy
  • Credit cards
  • FHA loan
  • Roofer financing
  • Roof financing at home improvement stores
  • Other government options

Personal Line of Credit

If you’re looking into a loan for your roof, the best option is opening a personal line of credit. This option tends to have a low interest rate along with low monthly payments. Your bank might offer lines of credit specifically for home improvements, by offering collateral will help keep interest low. Don’t assume you must stick with your own personal bank, you can reach out to others banks who might offer lower rates on home loans.

Home Equity Loan

HELOC, or home equity lines of credit or loans, are two of the best choices for roof financing options. If you don’t have the best credit or want to minimize your interest rate this is a good choice for you. By using your home as collateral you have better chances to negotiate a lower interest rate than compared to other loans. There are some fine print things to keep in mind with this roof financing option, you’ll need to have equity built up in your home to take advantage of this.

Home equity loans are somewhat different and more flexible in allowing more money to be withdrawn over a period of time, and lengthening the time in which you need to pay the entire amount back. Every person is different and their circumstances will dictate if a HELOC or home equity loan is a better fit. If you have multiple home improvement projects then a HELOC loan could be a better fit for you, but if you’re just looking for a quick new roof then a home equity loan is a less expensive option. As always it is best to review your personal finances and options with your financial advisor who can give a more detailed list of options for you.

Homeowners Insurance Policy

Before securing roof financing options, you need to determine if your homeowners policy offers coverage for any damage to your roof. If your insurance agency will cover only part of the cost, then you’ll need to find other financing options. Your local roofing contractor can tell you if the damage done to your roof was storm or weather related, or if there is another cause contributing to the need of a repair or replacement. If you think you roof will be covered by your insurance company, start with filing a claim before you begin and repairs or replacements.

Credit Cards

Credit Cards

Most Albany roofing companies will take credit cards, but not all of them so be sure to ask. If your local roofing contractor does accept credit cards be aware that they may charge you a fee in doing so. When a roofing company offers the use of credit cards, they are usually charged a fee anywhere for 3-6%. They might make you pay the entire fee or split it with you. If you think you’ll be able to pay off the full cost of your roof replacement, then you won’t need to worry about the interest rate. If you think it will take you some time to pay it off, then make sure to find out exactly how much interest you’re looking at.

The typical cost of an average sized roof with no compilations costs roughly around $7,000, if put on a credit card with a 15% interest rate could cost you $200 per month. If you only paid the minimum amount of $200 per month you would end up paying an extra $3,000 on top of cost for your roof. Of course that exact cost is dependent of your credit card company, and paying more than the minimum will reduce that interest.

FHA Loan

Unlike HELOC you do not need to have equity in your home in order to qualify for this loan, as long as it is less than $7,500. FHA loan offers fixed rates and no minimum credit score or income requirement. To qualify for this loan you must meet these criteria; you must own the house, you must have occupied the home for at least 90 days, the loan can only be sued for a roof replacement or repair, and your debt to income ratio must be under 45%. This type of loan is more accommodating for the average homeowner.

Roofer Financing

 Some larger roofing companies off payment plans for their customers. They realize that many people cannot afford their work unless they help with financing options. If you do decide to use their roof financing options be sure to check out their reviews.

Roofer Financing at Home Improvement Stores

Some home improvement stores like Lowe’s and home depot offer loans for home improvement projects. There is a purchase requirement of $2,000 or more, and also be aware that store credit cards do not cover the cost of labor. These types of cards are used most often by homeowners who are doing roofing projects themselves or with help of friends and family.

Other Government Options

An FHA loan is the most popular government financing option, but there are others. FHA 203K loan is a great option if you have some equity in your home and need financing on a larger project. The loan minimum is $35,000, which will allow you to get top quality materials and work done on your home. Once disbursed the loan is then added to your mortgage and payments.

What Is The Best Way to Finance Your Roof?

Each person has different circumstances that determine the best method to financing a roofing project. Getting the most amount with the smallest interest is the goal, be sure to check all of your options to get the best rate.

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Increase the Energy Efficiency of Your Commercial or Residential Property

February 28, 2020 by Infinite Roofing Leave a Comment

What Makes a Roof Energy Efficient?

Why would you want to make your property more energy efficient? Well it would benefit you by saving money on energy bills, creating less strain on HVAC systems, and minimizing your property’s environmental impact. Basically, for a roof to be energy efficient, it needs to do a good job of reflecting the hot air off your roof instead of absorbing it. When a roof absorbs heat, that warmth is radiated into the air inside the building, and pretty soon the entire interior has become much warmer. A roof that reflects the sunlight off and bounces the heat back out into the atmosphere will do a much better job of protecting the home or business from hot air. 

Some roof types that have good reflective qualities are white TPO, PVC and Elastomeric Coatings. Cool roofing is probably the most popular and most effective in terms of energy efficiency for commercial roofs. Residential shingle manufacturers also have cool roofs, but the nuts are very expensive and not yet worth the cost. Manufacturers rate the energy efficiency of the roofing material by what’s called SRI values. You will have a hard time finding SRI values on shingles unless they are part of a cool series line such as GAF’s cool series. A common misconception about shingle roofing is that the lighter the color of the shingle, the cooler the house will be and will result in heating and cooling cost savings. The way the cool shingles work is the granules are coated in a chemical that reflects the heat. The downside is that the coating wears off in time and you will eventually lose your reflectivity, which is where the cost vs savings comes into play. Another roofing material for this type of job is a metal roof. You might think that metal would not be a good choice to save heating and cooling costs because it gets so hot when it sits out in the sun, but that is exactly why it works. The surface of the metal that is exposed to the sun gets super hot because it is reflecting all of the light and heat. Underneath the metal, however, remains relatively cool because the heat has been reflected away. Most commercial buildings will have a metal roofing substrate, and the roofing company will install insulation on top of the metal with a single-ply membrane to ensure the best insulation possible. 

Reflective Roof Coating

A reflective roof coating is applied to roofs to help reflect more sunlight from the surface, reducing the amount of heat absorbed by the roof. Also known as cool roofing, these roof coatings are available for different types of surfaces, in a number of colors and thicknesses, and can make a huge difference when it comes to saving money on energy costs and usage. On top of that, they also aid in creating more comfortable indoor environments, and play a role in prolonging the lifespan of your roof and the roofing materials.

The point of cool roof coatings is to keep the home cool in two distinct ways. The first is by solar reflectivity, or the coating’s ability to reflect sunlight as soon as it hits your structure. Instead of absorbing the sunlight and heat like a traditional roof, a cool roof reflects the light and heat away from your home, keeping your home cooler in the process. The other way that cool roofing helps to keep your home cooler is through thermal emittance. These roof coatings are now made with special materials that increase your roof’s thermal emittance level, or your roof’s ability to radiate absorbed heat back into the atmosphere instead of down into your home. It’s this potent combination of high solar reflectance and thermal emittance that make these roof coatings so effective at keeping your home cool and your energy costs and usage down.

Ventilation Cooling 

Ventilation is the least expensive and most energy-efficient way to cool buildings. Ventilation works best when combined with methods to avoid heat buildup in your home. In some cases, natural ventilation will suffice for cooling, although it usually needs to be supplemented with spot ventilation.

Insulation

Insulation in your home provides resistance to heat flow and lowers your heating and cooling cost. Properly insulating your home not only reduces heating and cooling costs, but also improves comfort. 

To understand how insulation works it helps to understand heat flow, which involves three basic mechanisms: conduction, convection, and radiation. Conduction is the way heat moves through materials, such as when a spoon placed in a hot cup of coffee conducts heat through its handle to your hand. Convection is the way heat circulates through liquids and gases, and is why lighter, warmer air rises, and cooler, denser air sinks in your home. Radiant heat travels in a straight line and heats anything solid in its path that absorbs its energy. Most common insulation materials work by slowing conductive heat flow and to a lesser extent convective heat flow. Radiant barriers and reflective insulation systems work by reducing radiant heat gain. To be effective, the reflective surface must face an air space. 

Regardless of the mechanism, heat flows from warmer to cooler until there is no longer a temperature difference. In your home, during the winter, heat flows directly from all heated living spaces to adjacent unheated attics, garages, basements, and even to the outdoors. Heat flow can also move indirectly through interior ceilings, walls, and floors wherever there is a difference in temperature. During the cooling season, heat flows from the outdoors to the interior of a house. To maintain comfort, the heat lost in the winter must be replaced by your heating system and the heat gained in the summer must be removed by your cooling system. 

An insulating material’s resistance to conductive heat flow is measured or rated in terms of its thermal resistance or R-value. The higher the R-value, the greater the insulating effectiveness. The R-value depends on the type of insulation, its thickness, and its density. The R-value of some insulations depends on temperature, aging, and moisture accumulation. When calculating the R-value of a multilayered installation, you add the R-value of the individual layers. 

Installing more insulation in your home increases the R-value and the resistance to heat flow. In general, increased insulation thickness will proportionally increase the R-value. However, as the installed thickness increases for loose-fill insulation, the settled density of the product increases due to compression of the insulation under its own weight. Because of this compression, loose-fill insulation R-value does not change proportionately with thickness. To determine how much insulation you need for your climate, consult with your local roofing contractor during your free estimate.

Cool Roofs

A cool roof is one that has been designed to reflect sunlight and absorb less heat than a standard roof. Nearly any type of building can benefit from a cool roof, but must consider the climate and other factors that come with the building’s geographic location before deciding to install one. 

Just as wearing light-colored clothing can help keep you cool on a sunny day, cool roofing materials that are designed to reflect more sunlight and absorb less heat than a standard roof complete the same objective. Cool roofs can be made of highly reflective types of paint, a sheet covering, or highly reflective tiles, rubber or shingles. Standard or dark roofs can reach temperatures of 150 degrees F or more in the summer sun. A cool roof under the same conditions could stay more than 50 degrees F cooler and save energy and money by using less air conditioning. 

Beyond the commercial building itself, cool roofs can also benefit the environment, especially when many buildings in a community have them. Cool roofs can reduce local air temperatures, which is sometimes referred to as the urban heat island effect. Lower peak electricity demand, which can help prevent power outages. Reduce power plant emissions, including carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrous oxides, and mercury, by reducing cooling energy use in buildings. 

There are many types of roofing systems available, but the surface exposed to the sun is the one that determines if a roof is cool or not. You can usually make a new or existing roof cool by selecting the appropriate surface or applying a roof coating. Cool roof coatings are usually white or special reflective pigments that reflect sunlight. Coatings are like very thick paints that can protect the roof surface from ultraviolet light and chemical damage, and some offer water protection and restorative features. Roof coating products are available for most roof types.  

What is the Most Energy Efficient Roofing Option?

Not only does being more energy efficient help the environment as a whole, but it also can help your pocket book each month. Energy costs, whether it be gas, electricity, or other forms, are at all time highs. Increasing your home’s energy efficiency can be a great help when trying to pay bills. One of the biggest influences on the energy efficiency of a home is the type of roof that it has installed over it. In North America during the summer time it can get really hot, therefore, that means if you are trying to keep that hot air out, you should consider installing a cool roof or cool roof coating. Any homeowner would know that trying to keep the hot air out of the home can be very expensive, simply by running the air conditioner to return the house to a comfortable temperature. When building a residential property or commercial property, picking the right material for your roofing project can make a big difference in your heating and cooling costs down the line.

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