There are plenty of different types of commercial roofing materials from which you can choose for your property. At Millersberg Construction, LLC, we offer three main types that encompass the most popular options on the market, and that’s what we’ll be going over here!
Read MoreWhen extreme weather strikes, it can often leave some sort of damage in its wake. In the Midwest specifically we often experience hail, tornados, and other severe storms. In such situations, two types of entities often come to mind: storm chasers and local storm restoration companies.
Read MoreAs spring approaches, it’s crucial to be aware of the condition of your roof and your building’s exterior especially given the harsh winter we have experienced!
Read MoreAt Millersberg Construction, LLC, we’re always looking for ways to improve our business operations, so we can better serve our customers and expedite the remodeling and claims processes.
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How much do I have to pay upfront?Nothing. You pay $0.00 down. How many days will I have to wait for a new roof?The average roof is completed in just 1 day! Your time frame will vary depending on the square footage of your home. What happens if my roof has issues in the future?
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Sunlight can damage your roof and with it being summertime, the more sun, the more the damage and the faster it will age. Even though some roofing materials are made to withstand direct heat the tiles can still become dry and lose flexibility as they age.
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The roof of your home guards your family and possessions against extreme weather and storms. Not only is it important to schedule a roof inspection after a major storm but it’s important to schedule a routine inspection at least twice a year.
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Having to invest in a new roof can be a major expense for homeowners, but if proper roof maintenance is performed then some problems can be prevented, and the lifespan can be prolonged. Below are a few tips to help keep your roof in excellent condition for as long as possible.
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The appearance of the outside of your home makes the first impression. It’s also exposed to the severe conditions of weather and can be affected by rust and mildew.
Read MoreThe Winter Solstice doesn’t officially occur until December 21st, but in Minnesota we feel the winter weather much earlier than that. With temperatures dropping quickly (and earlier than usual), you need to make sure your home is ready for winter.
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