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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Roof Mildew Removal
Why should moss, mildew and mold
be removed from your roof?
be removed from your roof?
Moss retains water on the surface of an asphalt roof. Consequently moss acts as a catalyst in the wear and tear of asphalt. This effect is especially worse in freezing temperatures, where frost is frequent. Cold climates may cause asphalt shingles to fragment. Gradual cracking and fragmentation of the asphalt shingles tends to occur beneath the moss.
Because moss tends to soak up water, it keeps the roof wet for a longer period. A wet asphalt roof encourages the growth of mildew and mold. And a constantly wet asphalt roof is more likely to rot because it cannot dry.
When mildew and mold develop underneath the shingles, the damage is likely to extend inward. A musty smell eventually develops in the house when mildew and mold are extensive.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Go Green with AZEK Building Materials
Sustainability is what every homeowner looks for when starting a new home project. AZEK Building Products is the leading manufacturer of premium, branded, low maintenance building products and is widely known as an organization committed to bringing value and quality to its customers. Choose this durable materials to create a new porch or deck, rail system, trim and even molding for your next home project.
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