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  • Which Types of Roofing Are Best for Building Solar?

    Solar power is rapidly growing in popularity, and Arizona is one of the hottest (pun intended) markets in the country right now. The idea of being able to harvest just a small portion of the energy that the sun pummels the earth which each day to power our homes is one which has a lot of people excited. In fact, solar is growing so quickly that people are often looking to build or even remodel ...
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  • Why Do Tiles Fall Off My Roof?

    Tile roofs are the most popular style of roofing in Arizona. Not only do these give a distinctive southwestern desert aesthetic to your home, but they’re great at withstanding blistering heat and exposure to the elements that come with the climate. As a result, these types of roofs are extremely durable, but like most other materials do suffer from their own common issues. One such issue is tiles ...
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  • 5 Most Popular Roofing Options

    Whether you are replacing an old roof or constructing a new building, choosing a roofing material can be a daunting task. While framing, preparation, and proper installation are always important, the material you choose will have a direct impact on your property’s aesthetic appeal and feel. To help you make a decision that fits your needs and overall style goals, our Phoenix roofers have put ...
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  • Roof Missing Shingles? You Should Replace Them As Soon As Possible

    Shingle roofs generally need to be replaced once every 20 or 25 years, give or take due to weathering. Unless you have kept a record of how often the roof on your property has been maintained, you might not know just how old it is, and just how much attention it needs. If you see a missing shingle, though, it is probably indicative of an older roof. When you spot a missing shingle, you should have ...
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  • Signs You Might Need a New Shingle Roof

    Unless there is a huge hole in their ceiling, most people assume that their roof is in “just fine” condition. Quick glances at a roof will not show you if it is in need of repair or replacement, though. Not if you do not know the telltale signs of a damaged, worn, or weathered roof. Warning signs that your roof might need maintenance are: Shingles are visibly torn, ripped, or curling up from ...
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  • Why Does My Shingle Roof Feel Spongy When I Walk on It? [FAQ]

    Does your shingle roof feel bouncy or spongy when you walk on it? There are a variety of issues that can cause this problem. But we’ll look at the 3 most common. And for each one we’ll show you: How to tell if that’s the problem you have How to fix it Let’s get started… Old, inadequately supported roof Many Phoenix-area homes have inadequate roof decking and/or rafter support by today’s standards. ...
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  • Asphalt Shingles vs. Concrete Tile: Which is More Energy Efficient in Arizona?

    In general, one type of roof isn't necessarily more energy efficient than another. Though some say tile has some built-in benefits. (More on this later) If you want a more energy-friendly roof, you can choose either shingle or tile (assuming the structure of the building can accommodate the weight of tile). What's important is that you get what's called a "cool roof." Before we explain what a cool ...
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  • How Much Does an Asphalt Shingle Roof Cost in Arizona?

    The cost of replacing an asphalt shingle roof in Arizona varies as much as the size and styles of roofs vary. Here at Lyons Roofing, our average shingle re-roof is $8,000 to $10,000. Factors That Affect the Cost of Installing a Shingle Roof Roof size Pitch (how steep the roof is) Number of current layers Number of roof adornments Repairs needed Who you hire (labor costs) You usually won't see ...
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  • Wood (Cedar) Shingles vs. Asphalt Shingles for Arizona Roofs

    How do elegant cedar shingle roofs stack up to modern asphalt (composition) shingle roofs? Let’s compare the pros and cons of each roofing material so you can decide which one is best for your Arizona home. Cedar Shingle Pros Make you feel like royalty: Cedar shingles are as attractive as you are. Homeowners prefer smooth-sawn architecturally uniform cedar shingles for its natural and tailored ...
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  • How to Tell If Your Shingle Roof Needs to Be Replaced

    Shingle roofs in Arizona can last anywhere from 20 to 50 years (life span varies greatly due to the shingle quality and installation quality). So If your roof is near or in that age range, you may be wondering, "Do I need to replace my shingle roof soon?" Answering that is easy. You just need to know what you look for. And, in most cases, you don't even need to get on the roof! Below, we've ...
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  • Can I Install a New Shingle Roof Over My Existing Roof?

    Can You Put New Shingles Over Old Ones? If you know it’s time for a new shingle roof or even a tile roof on your home, you may have heard that you can just put a new layer of shingles over the existing one. But is this true? In short, the answer is yes , but doing so may not always be a good idea. In this article we’ll explain: When roofing over your existing shingles can be a good idea When you ...
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  • Best Arizona Roof Material: Tiles vs. Shingles

    Maybe you’re building a new home in Arizona, or you’re replacing an old roof , and you’re wondering, “What roof material is best for Arizona, shingles or tiles?” Pros & Cons of Clay and Concrete Tiles Clay and Concrete Tiles Clay and concrete tiles are a staple of homes in the dry, southwestern climate. So it’s no wonder they are the most common roof materials in Arizona. Pros: Longer lifespan — ...
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