07/13/2024
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We've all heard that this year will be likely to produce hurricane activity - best to have your roof in the best condition it can be! A new roof is proven to hold up better under high winds - that's why your insurance company may have already contacted you to get yours replaced.
A new roof tends to hold up better under high winds for several reasons:
> Modern Materials and Techniques: Newer roofs often benefit from advances in roofing materials and installation techniques designed to improve wind resistance. For example, newer shingles are typically designed to be more wind-resistant than older ones.
> Stronger Fastening Systems: Modern roofing systems often include enhanced fastening systems that secure the roofing materials more effectively. This might include more nails per shingle, better adhesive strips, or newer types of fasteners that are designed to hold up better under stress.
> Structural Integrity: A new roof means new underlayment, decking, and other components, all of which contribute to the overall strength and integrity of the roof. Older roofs may have weakened or deteriorated components that are more susceptible to wind damage.
> Improved Building Codes: Building codes and standards for roofing have evolved to incorporate lessons learned from past wind-related damages. A new roof installed according to the latest codes is likely to be better designed to withstand high winds.
> Less Wear and Tear: Older roofs can have wear and tear, such as loose shingles, degraded sealants, or other forms of damage, making them more vulnerable to being lifted or torn off by high winds. A new roof, being in pristine condition, doesnโt have these vulnerabilities.
> Proper Installation: A newly installed roof is typically done with current best practices in mind, ensuring that all components are installed correctly and are able to perform optimally. Mistakes or shortcuts taken during the installation of an older roof might not be present.
By combining modern materials, improved fastening systems, adherence to updated building codes, and the overall integrity of new construction, a new roof is generally more resilient in the face of high winds compared to an older roof.
Call Dawn & Bryan for a Free Inspection to see what you need to do, especially if your insurance has already contacted you!
314-332-0279
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