Showing posts with label fort lauderdale roof repairs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fort lauderdale roof repairs. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Benefits of using Peel & Stick

Basically, the tile on your roof is a major defense against the elements, but the
underlayments also play a crucial role. They provide a secondary level of protection directly on top of your roof deck. Underlayments can provide longevity and improve the performance of your roof, so you want to make sure you choose the correct type for your roof.
There are a variety of "peel and stick" roofing underlayments available on the market now.
To name just a few of the benefits of using them rather than #30 felt or #90 slate are:
Durability
No smelly hot asphalt is used
Cleaner to install
Offers a slip resistant surface
Here's a quick video demonstrating Paul Bange Roofing applying peel & stick in preparation for a tile roof.
Call Paul Bange Roofing at 954-981-7663 (ROOF) to schedule an appointment with one of the Paul Bange Roofing Sales Specialists to discuss your roofing needs.
Paul Bange Roofing can be found on:
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or visit Paul Bange Roofing online at PaulBangeRoofing.com
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Benefits of using Solar Roof Vents

Heat, humidity and moisture can wreck havoc in your attic and affect your roof.
Solar roof vents are an environmentally friendly way of cooling your attic and protecting not only the attic but your roof from excessive environmental exposure.
Solar roof vents are powered by solar fans that run on solar energy instead of electricity. Installing a solar roof vent can save you up to 30% on your cooling costs. (Huge plus, especially here in Florida).
Solar roof vents can also keep your attic cool and dry by removing heat and moisture which helps eliminate mold & mildew growth. When your attic overheats, the shingled roof heats on its underside and can experience damage.
Solar roof vents run constantly under direct sunlight from sunrise to sunset, enabling the attic to be ventilated all day, reducing your cooling costs.
May be eligible for Federal Tax Credits for solar roof fan/vent.
Ask about details.
Call Paul Bange Roofing at 954-981-7663 (ROOF) to schedule an appointment to see if you would benefit from having solar roof vents installed.
Paul Bange Roofing can be found on:
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YouTube
or visit Paul Bange Roofing online at PaulBangeRoofing.com
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Maintaining Pitch Pans
Pitch pans are basically open topped "boxes" that are filled with asphalt to seal around small penetrations through the roof, such as electrical conduits, freon lines, solar panel legging, etc.
Pitch pans need to be maintained because the asphalt in the pitch pans does tend to settle which creates a ponding water condition in the pitch pan. The asphalt also begins to crack and pull away from the roof penetrations as well.
Check into the Paul Bange Roofing Overhead Care Club.
Call 954-981-7663(ROOF) to set up an appointment to discuss the Paul Bange Roofing Overhead Care Club (let us know you saw it online)
Paul Bange Roofing can be found on:
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or visit Paul Bange Roofing online at PaulBangeRoofing.com
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Facts about Ridge Vents
What is a ridge vent?
A ridge vent is a type of vent installed at the peak of a sloped roof which allows warm, humid air to escape a building's attic. Ridge vents are most common on shingled residential buildings.
What does a ridge vent do?
Once installed on the ridge, the ridge vent is then covered with shingles, and then the vents are inconspicuous. The main purpose of a roof ridge vent is to optimize airflow under the roof.
If a house has a ventilation system that provides the right amount of airflow, it is more efficiently cooled and protected from moisture & humidity. Roof ridge vents supply airflow under the roof enabling the attic space to be sufficiently ventilated.
Ridge Vent Benefits:
-Provides evenly distributed ventilation along the entire underside of the roof.
-Allows outside air to flow naturally upward and out of attic.
-Promotes a cooler, drier attic.
-Helps prevent moisture from becoming trapped in insulation, structural wood, shingles and roof deck.
-Helps prevent rotting, mildew, drywall damage, peeling paint and warped siding.
-Slim design with visual appeal compared to standard roof turbines.
-Provides a higher volume of airflow per square foot of attic area than any other fixed-vent system.
-Maximizes airflow across the entire underside of roof sheathing.
Call Paul Bange Roofing at 954-981-7663 (ROOF) to schedule an appointment to see if you would benefit from having ridge vents installed.
Paul Bange Roofing can be found on:
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or visit Paul Bange Roofing online at PaulBangeRoofing.com
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Customer testimonial -- Anderson's
At Paul Bange Roofing we specialize in happy customers and Shelly certainly does that in the office.
When she answers the phone, she welcomes you to Paul Bange Roofing and asks how can she make you smile today.
Everyone is focused on making sure customers are happy on all facets from Shelly in the office to the crews doing the actual work.
Paul Bange Roofing can be found on:
Twitter @paulbangeroofin
YouTube
or visit Paul Bange Roofing online at PaulBangeRoofing.com
Monday, August 22, 2011
Protecting Your Roof
Protecting your roof should be a priority.
Did you know that every gust of wind and driving rain affects the integrity of your roof?
Your roof is the only line of defense from water's invasion. Protecting your roof isn't a choice, but a necessity.
It doesn't even have to be a hurricane, but any type of storm can cause invisible damage to your roof's structure and integrity, thus affecting the ability to protect you.
Normally your only option would be to purchase expensive warranties but with an Overhead Care Club membership you can proactively protect your home and provide you and your family with peace of mind as a storm approaches.
The Overhead Care Club membership can be as low as $19.95 a month.
What price do you put on peace of mind for your family?
Paul Bange Roofing was featured in the Hurricane Guide.
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With South Florida wondering if "Irene" is coming, now is the time to take advantage of the Paul Bange Overhead Care Club and all the benefits it offers.
-Extended Warranties
-17 Point Safety Analysis Inspection
-Pre-Catastrophe Inspection
-Yearly documentation-the Paul Bange Roofing Proof of Roof
-Priority Appointment Guarantee
-Member Only Phone Number that's answered 24/7
-Yearly cleaning of gutters
-10% Repair Discounts
and more benefits
Call 954-981-7663(ROOF) to set up an appointment to discuss the Paul Bange Roofing Overhead Care Club
Paul Bange Roofing can be found on:
Facebook
Twitter @paulbangeroofin
YouTube
or visit Paul Bange Roofing online at PaulBangeRoofing.com
Did you know that every gust of wind and driving rain affects the integrity of your roof?
Your roof is the only line of defense from water's invasion. Protecting your roof isn't a choice, but a necessity.
It doesn't even have to be a hurricane, but any type of storm can cause invisible damage to your roof's structure and integrity, thus affecting the ability to protect you.
Normally your only option would be to purchase expensive warranties but with an Overhead Care Club membership you can proactively protect your home and provide you and your family with peace of mind as a storm approaches.
The Overhead Care Club membership can be as low as $19.95 a month.
What price do you put on peace of mind for your family?
Paul Bange Roofing was featured in the Hurricane Guide.
click image to open in new full window
With South Florida wondering if "Irene" is coming, now is the time to take advantage of the Paul Bange Overhead Care Club and all the benefits it offers.
-Extended Warranties
-17 Point Safety Analysis Inspection
-Pre-Catastrophe Inspection
-Yearly documentation-the Paul Bange Roofing Proof of Roof
-Priority Appointment Guarantee
-Member Only Phone Number that's answered 24/7
-Yearly cleaning of gutters
-10% Repair Discounts
and more benefits
Call 954-981-7663(ROOF) to set up an appointment to discuss the Paul Bange Roofing Overhead Care Club
Paul Bange Roofing can be found on:
Twitter @paulbangeroofin
YouTube
or visit Paul Bange Roofing online at PaulBangeRoofing.com
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Identifying Common areas that could create roofing problems
If you own a car, you know that you have to change the oil and maintain it to prolong it's life.
The same goes for a roof.
You can perform preventive maintenance on your roof to prolong the life.
A lack of maintenance to your roof and not repairing any minor faults can lead to bigger issues and a premature life span for your roof.
These are just a few of the areas that preventive maintenance should focus on:
blisters
pitch pans
ponding areas
base flashings
perimeter drip edge metal
any type of roof penetration (ducts, plumbing vents, pipes, sky lights, etc.)
expansion joints
parapet walls
cap metal
high traffic areas
aluminum roof coating
attic ventilation
Blisters in the roof's surface can happen if there's a void between the roof surface and the roofing system where trapped moisture and gasses expand due to heat. Generally they're not a problem as long as they're not ruptured; otherwise, water can get into the blistered area and degrade the roof system. They are a weakened area of the roof though and with continuing expansion the blister will rupture and tear the roof membranes creating a leak.
Ponding water can be from numerous things but most commonly caused by deck deflection or structural sagging. You'll have evidence of ponding water in the form of the obvious standing water but also fungus build up and algae.
HVAC units without proper drain lines can create ponding as well as drains that are blocked by debris or an improper roof slope.
Base flashings are needed for transition from a horizontal roof to a vertical wall. Over time, base flashings become cracked and brittle due to an improper amount of asphalt used when originally installed, which is extremely common.
To get additional information or to schedule your preventive maintenance appointment, call Paul Bange Roofing at 954-981-7663 (ROOF).
You can also find Paul Bange Roofing on Facebook, or Twitter and YouTube
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
$100 Gift Card Contest
Paul Bange Roofing is having a contest!
That's right, you can win $100 Gift Card.
Valid on any roof repair or replacement.
(cannot be used for club memberships though-sorry)
How to enter:
Like Paul Bange Roofing on Facebook, come back here and leave a comment including your name so we can verify and so we can contact you should you be chosen as the winner.
Follow @PaulBangeRoofin on Twitter, come back here and leave a comment including your name so we can verify and so we can contact you should you be chosen as the winner.
Subscribe to Paul Bange Roofing on YouTube, come back here and leave a comment including your name so we can verify and so we can contact you should you be chosen as the winner.
Visit the PaulBangeRoofing.com and come back here to comment on one thing you learned from the website.
Lucky winner will be chosen August 23rd, 2011.
The winner will be notified via email or Facebook.
That's right, you can win $100 Gift Card.
Valid on any roof repair or replacement.
(cannot be used for club memberships though-sorry)
How to enter:
Like Paul Bange Roofing on Facebook, come back here and leave a comment including your name so we can verify and so we can contact you should you be chosen as the winner.
Follow @PaulBangeRoofin on Twitter, come back here and leave a comment including your name so we can verify and so we can contact you should you be chosen as the winner.
Subscribe to Paul Bange Roofing on YouTube, come back here and leave a comment including your name so we can verify and so we can contact you should you be chosen as the winner.
Visit the PaulBangeRoofing.com and come back here to comment on one thing you learned from the website.
Lucky winner will be chosen August 23rd, 2011.
The winner will be notified via email or Facebook.
Friday, August 12, 2011
All leaks aren't caused by the actual roof
Most people assume that when they experience water leaks that they're from the actual roof itself. This quick video shows how air conditioning units may be the cause of water leaking into your home or business, and not necessarily from any roof damage.
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You can also follow @PaulBangeRoofin on Twitter
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Customer Testimonial- Dr Longo
Paul Bange Roofing is committed to our clients, if you need a new roof, or a repair, we are here for you!
We take pride in making sure that you, the client, are satisfied with everything down to the smallest detail.
Click the image to open in a new window full size to see what another of our satisified clients has to say about our service.
Here is a simple but powerful rule: always give people more than what they expect to get. ~~ Nelson Boswell
You can now follow on Twitter @paulbangeroofin
Or, stop by and "like" us on Facebook
We take pride in making sure that you, the client, are satisfied with everything down to the smallest detail.
Click the image to open in a new window full size to see what another of our satisified clients has to say about our service.
Here is a simple but powerful rule: always give people more than what they expect to get. ~~ Nelson Boswell
You can now follow on Twitter @paulbangeroofin
Or, stop by and "like" us on Facebook
Monday, August 8, 2011
Customer Testimonial- The Green's
Paul Bange Roofing is a family owned and operated company, built on a foundation of customer service and quality work.
The entire staff works very hard to provide quality service at competitive prices and to maintain the customer satisfaction level that has earned our well deserved reputation.
Here's just one of many satisfied customers testimonials for you.
The entire staff works very hard to provide quality service at competitive prices and to maintain the customer satisfaction level that has earned our well deserved reputation.
Here's just one of many satisfied customers testimonials for you.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
What to look for when hiring a South Florida Roofing Contractor
What to look for when hiring a South Florida Roofing Contractor
With our Tropical climate, most of us will need a good roof contractor.
Make sure to do your homework and research when hiring the best South Florida Roofing Contractor for your home or commercial property.
There are numerous ways to find out about legitimate, quality, licensed roofing contractors in your area.
-Check with the Better Business Bureau. The Better Business Bureau says 75% of companies go out of business in their first 5 years and 95% in their first 10 years.
-Make sure the South Florida Roofing Contractor is licensed. In Florida, you can check for licensing of Roofing Contractors by going to www.myfloridalicense.com, then click on verify license.
-Many roofing companies operate as a workers compensation exempt company. You should review the proof of insurance provided by any prospective contractor prior to awarding a contract.
-To ensure that a contractor is properly insured, property owners can verify proper coverage by finding the name of the contractor’s business in the top left portion of an insurance certificate.
-Check what types of warranties the roofing company offers.
-When getting estimates, don't always accept the lowest bid. You know what they say, “you get what you pay for”.
-Check to see how long the roofing company has been in business.
-Ask your friends, family, co-workers for referrals. Word of mouth is the best source. You can find out true, honest facts and opinions about a company this way from people you know and trust who've dealt with them one on one.
These are just some quick tips on what to look for when you need to hire a roofing company for your repair and re-roof needs.
You can now find Paul Bange Roofing on:
Twitter
Facebook
With our Tropical climate, most of us will need a good roof contractor.
Make sure to do your homework and research when hiring the best South Florida Roofing Contractor for your home or commercial property.
There are numerous ways to find out about legitimate, quality, licensed roofing contractors in your area.
-Check with the Better Business Bureau. The Better Business Bureau says 75% of companies go out of business in their first 5 years and 95% in their first 10 years.
-Make sure the South Florida Roofing Contractor is licensed. In Florida, you can check for licensing of Roofing Contractors by going to www.myfloridalicense.com, then click on verify license.
-Many roofing companies operate as a workers compensation exempt company. You should review the proof of insurance provided by any prospective contractor prior to awarding a contract.
-To ensure that a contractor is properly insured, property owners can verify proper coverage by finding the name of the contractor’s business in the top left portion of an insurance certificate.
-Check what types of warranties the roofing company offers.
-When getting estimates, don't always accept the lowest bid. You know what they say, “you get what you pay for”.
-Check to see how long the roofing company has been in business.
-Ask your friends, family, co-workers for referrals. Word of mouth is the best source. You can find out true, honest facts and opinions about a company this way from people you know and trust who've dealt with them one on one.
These are just some quick tips on what to look for when you need to hire a roofing company for your repair and re-roof needs.
You can now find Paul Bange Roofing on:
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Hurricane Preparedness Roofing Tip-How to Cap off your roof turbine
Since we're in hurricane season, here's a quick & easy hurricane tip from Paul Bange Roofing for you showing you how to cap off your roof turbine to prepare for an impending storm.
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