The dedication and unrelenting focus by Roofing Giant to offer conscious services to clients has paid off, receiving an invaluable recommendation from Home Depot, a world class home equipment retailer and construction service provider.

DALLAS - FORT WORTH, May 5, 2014 – Roofing Giant is a fully fledged company that offers world class quality roofing services. The company is recommended by Home Depot, a renowned and reputable retailer of home improvement and construction products and services. This is fundamentally because Roofing Giant has consistently provided excellent services to clients therefore receiving positive feedbacks and referrals from its trail of happy and fully satisfied customers.  

Interestingly, both Home Depot and Roofing Giant are conscious companies, meaning that the companies have a purpose beyond just making profits. These are companies that are intent on providing working solutions by continuously engaging, encouraging and sensitizing the public and employees to ensure that they provide far reaching solutions to the society. 

Hailstorm can do a lot of damage to your roof. If you live in an area that is usually hit by a hail storm, then you should now that the first thing you need to do is to call one of the local roofing contractors to inspect your roof. 

Even though not all hail storms can damage your roof, it is better to let professional roofing contractors take a look at home to evaluate it. Below are reasons you should inspect your roof after a storm. 

It Is The Best To Catch Damage Before It Gets Worse

The first reason you should take a look at your roof after a hailstorm is to find leaks before they get worse. A damaged roof will be vulnerable to leaking, and it is better to check for leaks when the sun is up and not during another storm. Damage from physical leakage can be more costly than repairing the roof when the leak is still small. The structural integrity of the roof can also be damaged by the storm. 

Yes, you can. However, as a roofing contractor we have a better price on material than a consumer has. So, purchasing your own material may increase the cost of repairs. In addition, it requires professional experience to successfully order an entire re-roofing package and some needed items often may be overlooked. 

There’s been much discussion about roof color since the roofing industry has been part of the conversation about energy efficiency and sustainable roof systems. National attention was focused on this topic when former Secretary of Energy Stephen Chu made the statement that all rooftops should be painted white.
It bears consideration why Secretary Chu made that statement. Was his comment building focused or environment focused? I strongly believe his statement was rooted in climate change issues, and not necessarily in building-specific energy issues.

Roofing Hail Damage
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In the Dallas - Fort Worth area, just as in other states, the requirements vary from insurance company to insurance company. The norm is that if there are 6 to 10 hail hits on a 10x10 square on all sides of the roof, then the roof has to be replaced. And the good news is that insurance company has to pay for the roof replacement. We will assist you through all the steps of the insurance claim to make the process as smooth as possible for you and help you receive maximum benefit from your insurance policy.     

Leaks From Roof Damage
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Yes, as long as it does not have a significant wind, hail or other damage. It may need to be rebuilt if it was destroyed by a severe tornado (an occurrence that often happens in the Dallas - Fort Worth area). If you have a small leak, broken or missing shingles, and leaks around plumbing pipes, then your roof most likely can be repaired. However, if significant hail or wind damage has occurred recently, then total roof replacement may be necessary.    

Asphalt shingles are the most common type of roofing. And like all types of roofing material, they must meet certain standards. They must possess a certain degree of resistance to puncture, softening and tearing. They must also meet other standards, such as waterproofing, fire resistance and resistance to nail pull through as well as how well they perform in wind.

• Organic asphalt shingles should meet ASTM D225, "Standard Specification for Asphalt Shingles (Organic Felt) Surfaced With Mineral Granules."
• Fiberglass asphalt shingles should meet ASTM D3462, "Standard Specification for Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules."

Keeping your roof in good repair is the most important thing you can do for your home. The roof of your house is more than just a roof over your head. It not only protects everything inside; it protects your home from rain, snow, ice and hot sun. It's as important, or more important, than siding or house paint.
Keep an eye on the condition of your roof. While any change of season is a good time to evaluate the condition of your roof, the best times are early fall or late summer. This gives you enough time to make the necessary repairs before the arrival of winter weather while, at the same time, providing for longer days with maximum sunshine.

Your roof is perhaps the most important part of your home. When it is strong it protects your family and possessions and keeps the rain out. When it is weak, a simple storm can lead to thousands of dollars in damage that could take a very long time to repair, not to mention the loss to what is under your roof. All the work, time and effort that you put into making the interior of your home livable and beautiful could be lost. That's why, when you need roofing work, it's important to find the best roofing company in Dallas, TX. 

It's always a good idea to keep your roof in good repair. Fix small problems before they become big ones. Small problems can be repaired easily and economically. So, have your roof checked periodically by a qualified Dallas roofing company to ensure that you catch those little points of damage that can happen to any roof, before they become big problems. 

Property insurance is the shield homeowners use to protect their property from physical damages; vandalism, theft and fire are some of the most common reasons causing property damages. A typical homeowner insurance policy has two key sections; Section I deals with the property of the insured while Section II deals with the provision of personal liability coverage. Any person owning or leasing a home requires suitable property insurance as no home can be secured from unanticipated damages. 
In case of any damage to property it is important that the homeowner takes care of the following important points:

• Protecting the evidence for insurance company’s examination. 
• Calling the insurance company and informing them of the incident.
• Quickly responding to file homeowner insurance claim.

The third point in the list merits special attention. It is important for homeowners to first determine whether or not the particular damages to their property are covered under their insurance policy.