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Should You Replace Roof Flashing Before Winter Hits? | Weather Vane Roofing

When most homeowners think about preparing their roof for winter, they picture cleaning gutters or checking for missing shingles. But there’s another small yet critical component that often gets overlooked: roof flashing. Flashing might not be as visible as shingles, but it plays one of the biggest roles in protecting your home from leaks. And […]

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Roof Valleys in Winter: Why They’re Vulnerable and How to Protect Them

If you’ve ever looked at your roof closely, you may have noticed areas where two sloping sections meet, creating a “V” shape. These sections are called roof valleys, and they’re one of the most important and vulnerable parts of your roofing system. Roof valleys are designed to channel water, snow, and debris safely off your

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10 Things That Void Your Roof and Siding Warranty | Weather Vane Roofing

When you purchase a new roof or siding, you’re not just investing in curb appeal, you’re investing in protection. A manufacturer or contractor warranty offers peace of mind, but it comes with strict terms. If you unknowingly break those terms, you could be left footing the bill for repairs that would have been covered. Here

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Is Your Roof Really Waterproof? What Homeowners Need to Know About Water Resistance vs. True Waterproofing

If you think your roof is “waterproof” just because it’s keeping the rain out right now, you might want to think again. Many Michigan homeowners assume their roof is built to repel water under all conditions. But the reality is that not all roofs are created equal and understanding the difference between water-resistant and waterproof

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