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Rubber Roof Repair – How To Fix A Leaking Roof

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Repairing rubber roofing is a fairly easy DIY job, if you have the right tools and materials.

I have been working with EPDM rubber membranes for over 15 years, and in this guide, I will teach you how to fix a leaking roof in just one weekend, all by yourself, for around $300!

I will also discuss the benefits of doing a DIY repair vs. hiring a roofing contractor, and how much you will be saving.

Note:I will also showcase “EPDM Rubber Roofing Repair Kit”, which is a set of tools and materials designed specifically for DIY flat roof repair. I am the seller and I have put this kit together based on my extensive experience in the flat roofing field.

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Why Roofing Prices Keep Going Up In 2024

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If you need to replace your roof, you may have noticed that roofing prices seem to be higher than what they were only one year ago. The average reported cost for asphalt shingles is $5,460- 8,750 on a 1,600 sq. ft. ranch style home.

In this post, I would like to offer a unique insider’s perspective on this pricing situation to homeowners looking to get the best deal on installing a new roof.

How to lock in low(er) roof replacement price?

As you will see below, roofing shingles prices are going up in some instances as much as 15% per year. On top of it, because of Covid payments to anyone who didn’t want to work (thanks Joe),

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Homeowners Guide on How to Get Your Insurance to Pay for Roof Replacement

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When it comes to asking homeowner insurance to cover roofing damages from a storm, most homeowners get the short end of the stick in terms of quality, often without even realizing what is going on.

Let’s take an in-depth look at how this process works for the three parties involved: 1. Property owner 2. Contractor 3. Insurance company.

I realize that the majority of you reading this will be homeowners, so I plead for you to finish this guide, because it can save you hundreds or thousands of dollars on roof repairs.

Insurance companies do not pay for you to do high quality roofing. If you want to do it right you may want to get away from insurance work.

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