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Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt roofs are the most common residential roof in the United States for many reasons. Asphalt roofs are highly customizable and can fit the style for your home that you are picturing. Asphalt shingles are highly durable and lightweight, making it a great option for your home.

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Metal

Like shingles, metal roofing is a common residential and commercial roofing material. Metal roofing is customizable, and comes in many different options. Metal roofing is engineered to last longer than other types of roofs. Typically, metal roofs last upwards of 50 years.

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Cedar Shake

Cedar shake roofs are very common in Middle Tennessee. A cedar shake roof is a premium roof that rose to popularity due to the aesthetic value it brings. Like any roof type, it is important to maintain regular maintenance in order to keep the roof looking and operating its best.

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Low Slope

A low slope roof is a type of roof specifically designed for structures with roofs that are not steep enough for a roof with shingles. Low slope roofing solutions can include metal roofing as well as membrane roofing.

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Ventilation

The roofing experts at Lighthouse Roofing LLC are highly trained in roofing ventilation. Without proper ventilation for your roof, the entire roof could be damaged.

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Winter Checklist

By Mitch Beard • January 15, 2025
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How Weather in Middle Tennessee Affects Your Roof’s Lifespan

By Mitch Beard • December 23, 2024
How Weather in Middle Tennessee Affects Your Roof’s Lifespan Middle Tennessee's climate presents a unique set of challenges for homeowners, particularly concerning the longevity of roofing systems. Understanding how local weather patterns impact your roof can help in making informed decisions about maintenance and replacements. Climate Challenges in Middle Tennessee Middle Tennessee experiences a humid subtropical climate characterized by: Hot Summers: Temperatures often soar into the 90s°F, leading to thermal expansion and contraction of roofing materials. Cold Winters: While not as severe as in northern regions, winter temperatures can drop below freezing, causing potential issues like ice dams. High Humidity: Elevated moisture levels can promote mold growth and deteriorate roofing materials over time. Severe Storms: The region is prone to thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and occasional tornadoes, all of which can inflict significant damage on roofs. Impact on Roof Lifespan The combination of these weather conditions can accelerate the aging process of your roof: Thermal Stress: Repeated heating and cooling cause roofing materials to expand and contract, leading to cracks and structural weaknesses. Moisture Damage: Persistent humidity and precipitation can seep into cracks, promoting rot, mold, and mildew, which compromise the roof's integrity. Wind Damage: Strong winds from storms can lift shingles or cause debris to strike the roof, leading to immediate damage and reducing overall lifespan. Average Roof Lifespan in Tennessee The lifespan of a roof in Tennessee varies based on the materials used: Asphalt Shingles: Typically last 15 to 30 years. Architectural Shingles: Offer a longer lifespan, ranging from 25 to 30 years. Metal Roofs: Can endure for 40 to 70 years, depending on the specific material and maintenance. Tile and Slate Roofs: Known for their durability, these can last up to 50 years with proper maintenance. Roof Replacement Costs in Tennessee When considering a roof replacement, it's essential to factor in the costs associated with different materials: Asphalt Shingles: The average cost for a new asphalt shingle roof in Tennessee ranges from $10,000 to $14,000 for a standard 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home. Architectural Shingles: These higher-quality shingles may increase the cost slightly, averaging around $15,000 to $20,000. Metal Roofs: The cost varies significantly based on the type of metal; for example, standing seam metal roofs can cost between $16.00 per square foot, while copper roofs range from $30.00 to $50.00 per square foot. Slate Roofs: These premium roofs are among the most expensive, with costs varying widely based on the specific materials and installation requirements. Mitigating Weather Effects To extend your roof's lifespan despite Middle Tennessee's challenging weather: Regular Inspections: Schedule professional inspections at least twice a year and after major storms to identify and address damage promptly. Proper Ventilation: Ensure your attic has adequate ventilation to reduce heat buildup and moisture accumulation. Quality Materials: Invest in high-quality, weather-resistant materials suitable for the local climate. Timely Repairs: Address minor issues immediately to prevent them from escalating into major problems. Conclusion Middle Tennessee's diverse weather conditions can significantly impact your roof's lifespan. By understanding these effects and investing in regular maintenance and quality materials, you can protect your home and maximize the longevity of your roofing system. For personalized advice and professional roofing services, consider consulting with local experts who understand the specific challenges posed by Middle Tennessee's climate. Cited Sources: Yellowhammer Roofing Daniel Hood Roofing Systems Smith Roofing Service Falcon Roofing Bill Ragan Roofing
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The Importance of Ventilation in Your Roofing System

By Mitch Beard • December 16, 2024
The Importance of Ventilation in Your Roofing System

Avoid These Roofing Scams

By Mitch Beard • December 9, 2024
3 Common Roofing Scams and How to Avoid Them Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home, so it's no wonder homeowners are quick to act when roofing issues arise. Unfortunately, scammers often take advantage of this urgency, leaving homeowners with subpar work or, worse, no repairs at all. Protecting yourself from roofing scams is crucial, especially here in Middle Tennessee, where severe weather can create opportunities for fraudsters. Let’s take a look at five common roofing scams and how you can avoid them. Upfront Payment Scams In this scam, the roofer demands a large deposit upfront, promising to purchase materials and start the job quickly. Once they have your money, they disappear without doing the work. How to Avoid It: Be wary of contractors who ask for full payment or large deposits before starting. A legitimate company will have the resources to buy materials and will typically ask for payment in stages as the work progresses. “Low-Ball” Bids Everyone loves a good deal, but if a roofing contractor offers a quote far below others, it could be too good to be true. These scammers often use substandard materials or cut corners, leaving you with poor-quality work that may need costly repairs later. How to Avoid It: Get multiple quotes and compare them. If one bid is significantly lower, ask why. Check reviews, references, and the contractor’s reputation to ensure they deliver quality work. Unlicensed or Uninsured Contractors Unlicensed contractors may offer lower prices, but they lack the training, certifications, and insurance to protect you and your home. If an accident occurs or the work is done poorly, you’re left to deal with the consequences. How to Avoid It: Always ask for proof of licensing and insurance. Verify the contractor's information with local or state regulatory agencies. How to Protect Yourself Research Contractors Thoroughly : Look up reviews, check their Better Business Bureau rating, and ask for references from previous clients. Get Everything in Writing : Make sure contracts outline the scope of work, materials, costs, and timelines. Ask for Proof of Insurance : Confirm that the contractor has liability and workers' compensation insurance. Trust Local Experts : Choose a well-established roofing company in your area. Local contractors are familiar with the climate and building codes, and they’re more likely to stand behind their work. Why Choose Lighthouse Roofing and Exteriors? At Lighthouse Roofing and Exteriors, we’re proud to serve Middle Tennessee with integrity, transparency, and top-notch craftsmanship. Our team is fully licensed, insured, and committed to providing homeowners with reliable roofing and exterior services. Don’t let scammers take advantage of your home’s biggest asset. Call us today for a free inspection, or schedule online to work with a roofing team you can trust. Pro Tip: After severe weather, be proactive—schedule a roof inspection with a trusted professional before potential scammers have a chance to show up at your door. Stay safe and keep your home protected with Lighthouse Roofing and Exteriors! 🌟
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