New Roof ,New Protection !!
“New Roof, New Protection: Another Successful Roofing Project by John’s House Improvement!” At John’s House Improvement & Services, we take pride in delivering high-quality roofing solutions that protect homes for years to come. Check out these photos from a recent roofing project! Step 1: Roof Removal & Inspection Before installing the new shingles, we carefully… Read More
Winter Roof Preparation Tips for Washington State
Winter in Washington State brings rain, wind, and occasional snow, so preparing your roof is essential to avoid costly repairs. Here’s a quick guide to get your roof ready: 1. Inspect Your Roof Check for loose or missing shingles, cracks, holes, or sagging areas. If unsure, hire a professional roofer for a thorough inspection. 2.… Read More
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Asphalt Shingles – The most popular Roofing Material in America
Asphalt shingles is the most popular roofing materials because of its durability and affordability . if you are in need of asphalt roofing shingles installation we service in following local areas: Kennewick, Pasco, Richland, West Richland, Benton City, Prosser, Burbank, in Washington State. Our specialists are ready to help.
We transformed this house with new Roof , new siding and new painting
Roofing /Siding /Painting
Roof Leaking Repair
Tips : Always look up slope of the leak below, water can run along roof framing for great distances, so the leak could be anywhere higher up the roof rather than directly above the wet ceiling below. https://fb.watch/qQkPh5zaTD
Bad Vents on Roof -see them on a real Jobsite
These plastic vents are called PRV-50, they don’t make it anymore—They are notoriously bad. When you know these PRV-50 Vents, you’re gonna get them off of your roof immediately and replace them with a metal vent that will last 30 to 40 years
Plastic Vents on Roof
If you have plastic vents on your roof, a large percentage of them are leaking because they are inferior in the desert. they crack and many of them leak for years and turn to mold. A lot of times they’re not caught quick enough because the insulation catches the moisture for long periods of time… Read More