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Shingling a Roof

Read on for various tips that will come in handy when installing new roofing or replacing old, damaged shingles.
Roof shingling is an easy job to do yourself, especially if you use a few shortcuts.
Asphalt shingles are very durable roofing materials and can last for a long time.

Carefully arrange them before you nail them in place.

Choose colorful or textured asphalt shingles for your roof.

What is a hip roof? It's something you've seen many times.

A roof valley offers unique challenges with shingling.

When reshingling a roof, use shingle nails.

Protect your gambrel roof and create the look you want.

Architectural shingles are not difficult to install.

Three tab shingles are the most common type.

This handy guide will show you how to do-it-yourself.

Use these tips to remove those old shingles from your roof.
Wood shingles can dramatically change the look of your home. They provide a lot of character but are also quite energy efficient.

A cedar shake roof is the most popular roof covering, and it offers good insulation when compared with asphalt shingles.

You'll need to reshingle the roof after chimney pipe removal

A flat roof generally requires more maintenance than a traditional pitched roof.

Don't waste time removing your old shingles. Install the new ones over them instead!

If you wish to install architectural roof shingles on your home, you should know there are many mistakes you can make that will affect the outcome of your project.

Hip roofs can make shingling complicated unless you know what to do.

You'll need to install a row of starter shingles.