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GAF vs CertainTeed Shingles – Prices, Pros & Cons

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GAF and CertainTeed are the two most popular (best selling) asphalt shingles brands in US and Canada. One of the biggest factors that can sway a homeowner toward one product over another is curb appeal.

Lets take a close look at the two best products each company offers and compare them: GAF Timberline Shingles vs CertainTeed Landmark Shingles.

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Main Difference Between GAF vs CertainTeed Shingles

Overall, CertainTeed Landmark architectural shingles appeal to homeowners looking for a wide range of roof colors. They are also thicker than GAF Timberline and have a chunkier appearance. As a result,

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Owens Corning Shingles Warranty – What Is Covered

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Find out about the downsides of the Owens Corning shingles warranty, that you as a homeowner may not be aware of.

Like many big manufacturers, Owens Corning uses their “Lifetime” warranty offer as a way to attract customers and assure them of the durability of their products.

However, as a consumer you should know that this warranty is not as comprehensive as it may appear at first glance.

Let’s go over what the roof warranty actually covers, ways you can protect your home and actually get paid, if something goes wrong.

What does the warranty really cover?

Most people who purchase various “Lifetime” Owens Corning shingles get the Standard Product Limited Warranty.

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Home Advisor Lawsuit – Why Contractors Want Their Money Back!

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Recently, 1000s of home improvement contractors have brought up a class action suit against one of the biggest Lead Gen services – Home Advisor Pro.

In the past 15 years, Online Lead Generation companies have grown very large, to the point that most contractors HAVE to use them to stay in business. Being in a near monopoly position, these services often engage in unethical business practices, and in some cases – outright scams.

To skip the intro, and go straight to Class Action Lawsuit Overview, click here.

Homeadvisor Scams

How to Join the Class: After multiple roofers/contractors requested (in comments) to join this class, here is the direct link to class overview and a form to get added.

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