Roofmax Attends Certified Contractors Network in Orange County
Posted on February 13, 2012 by Ashley Aikele
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Roofmax is a part of the nation wide Certified Contractors Network and this past weekend we had the opportunity to attend a conference in Orange County. There were workshops and break out sessions. The highlight of the conference was the guest speaker, Brian Tracy.

We learned a lot of things to improve our company while we were there and we are excited to be back home so we can get to work and implement all that we learned! We look forward to making 2012 the best year ever.

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Roofs for Troops
Posted on February 8, 2012 by Ashley Aikele

GAF, is giving a $300 rebate to all military personnel on Lifetime Roofing Systems installed by a GAF certified contractor. Roofmax is a Master Elite certified contractor which means we can pass these great savings onto America’s heros. Roofmax would like to thank our troops for their service and dedication to our country. Valid January-December 2012. Visit GAF’s website here for more details on the offer.

Roofmax would be happy to install your Lifetime Roofing System and help you take advantage of GAF’s Roof for Troops rebate.

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The grass really IS greener on the other side
Posted on January 18, 2012 by Ashley Aikele

Check out this minimal impact home addition in France with its “green” roof. I would live here in a moment and wouldn’t even mind mowing my roof! How would you feel about having a roof like this? Click here to read the full article and see more pictures.

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Your Roofs New Years Resolution
Posted on January 9, 2012 by Ashley Aikele

At the beginning of a new year we often resolve to loose a little weight, to quit smoking, to spend more time with our families. All these goals are admirable and if you actually achieve them then hats off to you. But this January, while you are making your list for the year use some of that motivation and energy to make goals for your home.

I found a great article over at house logic that easily translates your new years resolutions into goals and game changes for your home. To add to their list I have made a few resolutions that apply to your roof.

1. Clean out your gutters in the spring and fall. Consider installing gutter screens to protect your gutters and make cleaning a breeze.

2. Have your roof inspected. If your roof is 15-20 years old have it inspected to make sure there isn’t damage going on that you are unaware of.

3. Check the ceilings and eves in your home for signs of leaking- water stains, paint peeling, warping etc.

Good luck with your resolutions and Happy New Year from Roofmax!

Go here to see the original article posted by house logic.

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Wind Storm Blows in More Than Debris
Posted on December 7, 2011 by Ashley Aikele

While we’ve been enjoying this sunny December weather other western states have had to battle strong windstorms.

In one such state, Utah, the battle seemed to go beyond the storm. While neighbors and friends gathered to clean up broken tree branches and fallen debris, scam artists posing as contractors approached home owners offering to fix their damaged homes for a fee.

Homeowners were warned by the Utah department of commerce to exercise care in selecting a contractor to repair their home.

Three ways you can prevent getting taken advantage of are

1. Ask for the contractors license number and look it up to see if they are indeed licensed.
2. Ask for their credentials or for some referrals of other home owners they have worked with.
3. Never pay up front in cash.

In times of need it is important to remember that not everyone has your best interest at heart. Protect your home and family by choosing a licensed, experienced, contractor.

Click here to read the full article on the wind storm in Utah.

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Are you grateful for your roof this Thanksgiving?
Posted on November 21, 2011 by Ashley Aikele

When counting your blessings this week don’t forget to be grateful for the roof over your head. Having a safe place to protect your family should be one of your most important priorities. Often it isn’t until your roof begins to leak that you find yourself being grateful for the shelter you once had. So don’t wait until your roof leaks to appreciate it. One of the easiest ways to take care of your roof is to maintain and clean it every year.

If you are having a hard time being grateful for your roof this season, then call Roofmax to help give you a roof you can be proud of.

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Roofmax at the Contra Costa Home Show
Posted on October 20, 2011 by Ashley Aikele

Come see Roofmax at the Contra Costa Fall Home and Garden Show on October 28th, 29th and 30th at the Sleep Train Pavilion in Concord. The hours are Friday noon-6pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am to 6pm. We will have our consultants there to answer any questions you may have as well as free popcorn. Come support a local company!

Don’t have a ticket? DON’T WORRY! Call and schedule your free Roof Estimate today and we will give you a FREE TICKET!

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Preparing Your Roof for Winter Part 5: Water Stains
Posted on September 29, 2011 by Ashley Aikele

Water stains are the last thing you want to see in your home. Learn the importance of catching problems before you have water stains or water damage.

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Preparing Your Roof for Winter Part 4: Flashings
Posted on September 27, 2011 by Ashley Aikele

Flashings are a sensitive spot for leaks. Watch this video to learn what flashings are and the importance of having them correctly installed.

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Preparing Your Roof for Winter Part 3: Worn out Shingles
Posted on September 26, 2011 by Ashley Aikele

Worn out shingles not only look bad but can have bad effects on your roof. Watch this video to learn how to identify when your roof needs to be repaired or replaced.

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