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Roofing 101: everything you need to know.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(67 ratings)
459 students

Roofing 101: everything you need to know.

So Your Roof is Leaking?
Created byBill Sharp
Last updated 9/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Replacing your roof is the most expensive maintenance item on your home.
  • Inspecting your roof
  • Contracting for a new roof
  • Installation of roofing

Course content

1 section10 lectures3h 43m total length
  • What do I do first27:16
  • Gathering information27:14
  • 2-A Gathering information34:30
  • Asphalt shingle condition11:08
  • Damaged8:43
  • How to measure a roof33:20
  • Questions to ask and things to never say26:20
  • Finding a contractor7:42
  • Other things to consider39:59
  • Summary7:23

Requirements

  • One day you will be confronted with the necessity of having a new roof installed. You will have all of the prerequisites needed to accomplish this requirement.

Description

This course is going to take you through the process of looking at your roof to determine when you should consider roof replacement.

1. What to do first. (looking for a warning signs of aging or damaged shingles)

2. Gathering information. (how old is the roof, what kind of material is the roof made of and what are alternate materials I could consider)

3. Asphalt shingle condition. (this is an in-depth look of asphalt shingles)

4. Damage. (recognizing damage and whether it's severe enough to consider replacing the entire roof)

5. How to measure a roof. (methods to measure your roof for the quantity of needed materials)

6. Questions to ask and things never to say to a contractor. (knowing your contractor and not letting him snow you)

7. Finding a qualified contractor and many other items to consider. (Where to look for a qualified contractor)

This course is designed to save you time and money on the one thing that keeps you dry from the elements.

Most homeowners when having a roof leak simply call the contractor. It seems like most contractors regardless of the condition of the roof will tell you you need a new one. You must inform yourself on what is needed, how much materials will cost, and discuss in detail how the contractor will proceed. Don't forget liability insurance and warranties.

Who this course is for:

  • Homeowners