At REK Roofing, we make sure that you are prepared before we do our job. To do this, we explain everything in detail and let you know what to expect during the roof repair, roof installment or roof replacement processs.
A great amount of debris will fall off from within and outside of your house. You will see them flying outside and onto your lawn as our professional roofers are going to rip them apart.
When you hire a professional roofing services company, you will be informed of the details that you should know prior to the date of repairing or replacement. The company won’t promise you there won’t be any damage, but to minimize it, your yard must be cleared of every possible thing that can be removed including the hose, lawn ornaments, potted plants and many others. If your lawn has a sprinkler system, make sure that you have them marked, too, one that we can see clearly.
You can also discuss this part of the process with the team from our company so that you will ensure you can leave a good enough space for the team to do their job. It is recommended that you choose a small part of your lawn to be the ‘sacrifice’ rather than denying the workers access to any part of your property. You are also like opening your area to where the debris is going to be flown off.
Isn’t it exciting that you are getting your roof replaced or repaired by a reputable roofing company? However, what most homeowners do not know about residential roofing services is the kind of things that will happen in the duration of the project, especially inside and outside of the home.
To avoid damages and casualties to the members of the household and the items that you hold dear, here are some things that you need to prepare yourself for our team from Ridgewood NJ does their work on your roof.
Not only is your house going to be noisy for the whole duration of the project, but your neighbors are also going to hear them, too. You should make plans beforehand in warning your neighbors about your upcoming project so that they can clear the way if they have cars. It will also be your time to prepare for a temporary place to spend to avoid the noise generated during work.
There are homeowners who think that the work on the roof will not affect inside. If your house is built in an earthquake-prone area, your house will be able to withstand the vibration coming from the constant hammering of the tools and multiple people that are walking above it. But it if isn’t, you need to prep the things inside that are likely to fall or slide off from the vibration.
This is especially helpful if you have valuables inside that are going to break the fall. These items are hanging plants, chandeliers or anything that are exposed to danger from falling and breaking.
You have a lot of prepping to do before the team arrives at your doorstep and tears your roof apart. Before that happens, make sure you have everything suggested above addressed.
