How to Choose Roof Shingles for Your NJ Home

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Asphalt shingles are an affordable, flexible way to protect your home and they come in a wide range of prices, sizes and colors.

While replacing your roof is a significant investment, think of it as an opportunity to improve the value of your home and the look of its exterior.

To get the most for your money, make sure that you consider life span, durability, weather resistance and quality when you select your new roof shingles.

3 Tips on Roof Shingle Selection

You’ll probably be living with your roof for years to come, so consider the following tips before finalizing a shingle decision.

1. COLOR: Choosing an asphalt shingle that suits your home can be overwhelming, since there are thousands of options on the market. Before picking shingles, check to see whether your homeowner’s association or community organization has regulations about allowable color schemes. To narrow your options further, look for roof shingles that complement your siding or brick. Remember, light roofing colors typically make a structure seem larger and more contemporary, while darker colors can make a building feel cozier and more traditional. Your roof shingles help tie your home’s exterior look together, so talk with your New Jersey roofing professional about the best color options for the look you’re trying to achieve.
2. STYLE: Shingles come in a variety of styles, depending on your budget and taste. Large format shingles cover more area in less time, but they don’t add dimension to your home’s roof. If you’re looking for a more depthful, custom look, consider laminated or “architectural” shingles which come with tabbed layers for added dimension. Strip roof shingles can also provide texture, since they can be layered to add depth to your roof’s surface.
3. QUALITY and DURABILITY: Life span, sturdiness and weather resistance are all important considerations when you’re replacing a shingle roof. Ask LGC Roofing about shingle options that will withstand New Jersey weather extremes without wind damage or algae buildup. In addition, give yourself peace of mind by choosing roofing shingles with a lengthy, comprehensive manufacturer’s warranty since high-quality shingles come with warranties of up to 25 years or more.

Your Local NJ Roofer is Here to Help

Your new roof will grace your home’s exterior for years to come, which is why it’s important to select roof shingles that are low-maintenance, durable and attractive.

If you need a hand making a roofing material decision contact the experts at LGC Roofing for a free, no-obligation roof replacement consultation. Family owned and operated for over two decades, our team is known for our expertise, professionalism and thorough follow-up. Call 609-712-8157 today to learn more.

Leaking Skylight – Common Causes and Repair Tips

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When leaks develop in your aging or improperly sealed skylight, you may notice a number of symptoms. Skylight condensation, nearby water puddling or ceiling stains are signs that you either need to contact a roofer and request an inspection or get ready to do some investigating of your own.

Common Causes of Skylight Leaks

In addition to being a source of green, natural light for your home, skylights make small, tight rooms seem larger and more spacious. If they’re not properly installed, however, skylights can be a repair headache.
If your skylight is leaking, look for the following potential causes:

• Improperly installed fasteners: When roofing nails are exposed to the elements, water may seep in around them. Rusty or loose nails and skylight fasteners should be replaced and sealed with waterproof roofing cement.

• Poor flashing seals: In addition to improperly installed roofing nails, the flashing around your skylight may not be flush and secure. If new fasteners do not help, consider replacing all flashing around the skylight’s perimeter. High-quality roofing cement should also be used around the new flashing edges to ensure a tight, weatherproof seal.
• Glass micro-fractures or fissures: As your skylight ages, tiny, hairline cracks may develop around its edges. While these cracks don’t look like much to the naked eye, they allow moisture into your home. If there are a large number of offending cracks, you may need an entire skylight replacement”. Some small fissures can be repaired, though. Apply a thin, smooth layer of roof sealant to all evident cracks. Remember to apply roofing cement during dry weather so it can cure properly.
• Sealant failure due to thermal expansion: If you live in a climate where door and window frames tend to expand from the heat, your skylight may have the same issue. Even the best roof cement can pull away during repetitive temperature changes. This constant “stretching” of your skylight’s frame may allow moisture to seep in around the edges. If this is the case, check the integrity of the frame and reapply new nails, along with a thick layer of roofing cement.

Having Skylight Repair

Skylight leaks are typically a simple, do-it-yourself repair, but if you’re experiencing severe interior effects, such as ceiling staining or flooring damage, call LGC Roofing experts to schedule a no-obligation, no-cost consultation. Family-owned and operated, LGC Roofing is a reputable roofer known for our honesty, integrity and cost-effective pricing. Dial 609-712-8157 today to experience the LGC difference.

Standing Seam Metal Roofing is Your Best Roofing Choice

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According to the American Iron and Steel Institute, standing seam metal roofing is one of the most exciting roofing technology breakthroughs of the last two decades.

The AISI also reports that metal roofing has been used on more than 50% of low-rise warehouses and commercial facilities over the last five years. Why?

Standing seam metal roofs offer many benefits from durability to energy efficiency. While the initial installation cost may seem high, standing-seam metal roof is the least costly roof option over the life of the roof because it is virtually maintenance-free and can last 30 years or more.

Additionally, recent improvements in metal roofing technologies have lead to the development of many stylish options and even tax-credit opportunities providing customers with further incentive to choose standing seam for their commercial or residential roofing project.

Hence standing seam metal roofing has become one of the most popular roofing option available on the market today, certainly among commercial but also residential customers.

The Many Benefits of Standing Seam Metal Roofing

1. Lightweight design: Standing seam metal roofing weighs a fraction of other roofing materials (typically 1.5 to 2 lbs. per square foot), and since it doesn’t add significant weight to your structure, it can often be installed over existing roofing materials.
2. Durability: Though they are lightweight, standing seam roofs handle thermal shock and severe weather conditions better than many other roofing materials. This is due to both the metal construction and the clip assembly system holding the roof together. The clips allow subtle shifting, which (a) prevents extreme wear and tear and, (b) allows flexibility during high winds and foundation settling.
3. Low maintenance: While flat roofs and composite shingles often require regular maintenance to ensure problem-free performance, standing seam metal roofs require little work or expense for 20+ years. Most also come with excellent warranties.
4. Easy, affordable installation: If your New Jersey standing seam metal roof can be installed over the top of your existing roofing material, it saves money otherwise spent on shingle removal and structural prep.
5. Weather resistance: While there are a number of seams in this type of metal roof, the design is still highly resistant to wind and moisture. After panels are joined, sealants are applied at the joints and seams. To further prevent leaking, reputable roofers use field seaming machines to ensure a complete seal.
6. Energy efficiency: Like other types of metal roofs, standing seam styles typically save home and business owners money on HVAC bills. In addition, some homeowners opt to apply reflective paint to their roof to further improve energy efficiency. As a bonus, remember that you can also receive tax credits for installing an energy efficient roof
7. Easy integration with solar panels: Standing seam metal roofing is the best roofing option for solar panel installation. It easily integrates with thin film photovoltaic (PV) laminates, the easiest and least expensive solar panel solution available on the market today.

When it’s time to replace your existing roof or add a standing seam metal roof to your new residential or commercial structure, call LGC Roofing, New Jersey roofing professionals, to obtain a competitive estimate. We’ll inspect your roof to determine whether a metal roof would require removal of existing materials – and we’ll always make sound, cost-effective suggestions about repairs. Call (609) 712-8157 today to schedule a no-hassle, no-obligation consultation with our expert roofers.

Emergency Flat Roof Leak Repairs

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Whether you have a traditional tarred or EPDM rubberized roof, weather-induced flat roof leaks can cause ongoing structural problems and costly damage if they’re not addressed quickly. Before conducting emergency roof improvements on your New Jersey residence, however, make sure that your home’s roof is not still covered by an existing manufacturer’s warranty. If it is, contact your installation contractor as soon as possible so they can repair or replace the affected roof portion without charge.

If severe weather caused your flat roofing damage, it’s best to wait for the weather to pass before attempting to repair the roof. Keep in mind that most emergency roof repairs are considered temporary, and that you should enlist the help of a NJ roof repair specialist for long-term repair solutions.

1. The most important thing to do during a flat roof leak is to protect your home’s interior, including furnishings, carpeting, drywall and hard floors. Spread out plastic sheeting for large leaks, or use buckets to contain smaller leaks.
2. After ensuring that your home’s interior contents are protected, climb carefully onto the roof and remove excess water with a shovel, squeegee, Shop Vac or bucket—depending on the severity of the pooling.
3. After clearing off excess water, try to discern the source of the water problem. You may have a clogged drain or gutter, which can occur when debris builds up over time. If possible, use your hand or a small trowel to remove rocks, leaves or roofing material from the drain or downspout to prevent further pooling.
4. Once you’ve located the exact source of the leak based on the interior dripping pattern and exterior pooling evidence, you’re ready to perform an emergency roofing repair.

Emergency Flat Roof Repairs

Depending on the situation, the following materials may be helpful

• Plastic Roof Cement: If your roof is a single-ply EPDM, built-up or modified bitumen BUR system, you can apply a temporary patch with roofing fabric and plastic cement. First, scrape away loose debris and gravel from the damaged area. After cleaning and drying the area as best you can, apply your cement, extending several inches beyond the leak to ensure full coverage. Continue to work the cement into the roof’s membrane with your trowel or mud knife. Cover the cement layer with fiberglass fabric, and apply a second cement layer to reinforce the repair. (Note: If your roofing surface is exceedingly wet, look for “rain patch” cement.)    
• Roof Tape and Roofing Sealant: Useful for built-up, single-ply EPDM and PVC surfaces, this repair option should also be applied to a clean, dry area. After wiping the surface clean with alcohol, apply polyurethane caulking or roof tape to the damaged area. (Note: You may have to purchase roofing tape through a roofing contractor or materials dealer, since it is not always available in builder supply stores.)
• Duct tape: If your roof is composed of PVC plastic sheeting, you can use layers of duct tape to create a quick-patch. Remember, however, that the duct tape will not last long—especially if you’re expecting additional rain or severe wind.

After applying temporary patches to your New Jersey home’s leaky flat roof, contact a professional roofer. LGC Roofing will give you a competitive repair estimate, and can also suggest a more permanent solution—like a new EPDM roof. These new, rubberized designs are durable, cost effective and weather resistant, and come with exceptional warranties and performance guarantees. Call us today to schedule your repair consultation or inquire about full flat roof resurfacing.

Tackle Your Flat, Leaky New Jersey Roof with EPDM

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Low-pitched and flat roofs are notorious for developing leaks. While you could continually apply tar to your flat roof every few years, it’s a time consuming process that offers no guarantee of leak-free living. Instead, consider installing a EPDM roof—or rubberized roof.

Why Does My Flat Roof Leak?

First of all, asphalt shingles were not designed for flat roofs. Since they’re not installed at an angle, gravity cannot work to ensure that moisture runs off of your home. Instead, rain and snow pool on your roof, and wind and ice dams cause moisture to seep between flat shingles. Since it’s costly and undesirable to change your roof’s configuration, try changing your roofing material, instead.

What is EPDM?

If you’re unfamiliar with it, EPDM - or ethylene propylene diene Monomer—is a single-ply, synthetic rubber compound that’s becoming a popular option for residential and commercial roofs. Especially cost-effective for flat roof structures, the advantages of EPDM include:

• Exceptional resistance to ultraviolet rays, oxidation and thermal exposure
• Exceptional resistance to hail, high winds, snow and ice
• Superior durability and life expectancy
• Decreased maintenance and repair costs
• Affordable design and fast, one-coat application
• Impressive flexibility and chemical resistance
• Low fumes and easy install
• Comprehensive, 10-year warranties

Used for decades to fabricate radiator hoses, roof leak repair kits, tires and molded rubber products, EPDM rubber roofing can handle a range of temperatures without cracking, melting or incurring damage of any kind—which makes it ideal for New Jersey homeowners dealing with seasonal weather extremes. Best of all, after removing your home’s shingles – EPDM can be applied over a variety of roofing surfaces, including metal, fiberglass, wood and rubber.

LGC Roofing installs EPDM

Tired of leaks? Call LGC Roofing, leading New Jersey roofing professionals, for an EPDM estimate for your flat roof. We’ll inspect your existing roof, make repair recommendations and discuss your roofing replacement options – including the potential benefit of a new rubber roof. Contact us today to schedule a fast, friendly appointment with our expert roofing installers.

Gutter Maintenance: From Inspection to Leak Repair

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Gutter systems protect your New Jersey home from leaks and moisture damage, so it’s critical that you maintain them properly. When gutters leak or downspouts back up, water may accumulate around your foundation. As moisture continues to seep into the foundation’s surrounding soil, walls and floors may settle or crack and eventually cause costly damage to your home.

Maintaining gutter integrity begins with regular inspections. Twice each year, during spring and fall, carefully climb onto your roof and examine all portions of your New Jersey home’s downspout system.

5 Gutter Inspection Tips

Conduct the following chores during each inspection to keep all gutters optimally functional during rain, wind and snow.

1. While wearing protective work gloves, remove all debris, sticks, dead leaves and pine needles from each gutter section. You may need a small trowel to empty all debris.
2. Using your trowel or a caulking knife, carefully scrape off stuck-on roofing granules and remaining dirt film. Use a garden hose to run water through your gutters for a final cleanout. To fully flush downspouts, increase the pressure of your hose.
3. After properly cleaning and flushing gutters, look for areas where water has pooled. This indicates that they’re not sloped properly, so you may need to adjust their position.
4. Gutter hangers occasionally break, and may wear out over time. Take a handful of new gutter hooks onto the roof with you so you’re prepared to replace aging attachments. If your gutters are hung by straps, it’s difficult to remove the straps since they’re inserted underneath roofing materials. Instead, just add gutter hangers with self-tapping gutter screws to simplify repairs.
5. Look for cracks in the gutters, themselves, and fill them in with exterior silicone caulking. You may need to replace entire sections of your gutter if it has rusted through.

Hire Roofing Professional

If your home is older, consider contacting a New Jersey professional roofer to handle your gutter inspection and possible repairs. LGC Roofing has been handling such projects for the past 25 years.

We specialize in replacing aging gutters with new aluminum, vinyl or steel models, the best gutter solution available on the market today. An additional benefit of many steel gutter replacement systems is a baked-on enamel coating which allows the gutter material to lasts for 30 to 40 years without requiring much maintenance—and you can choose enamel that matches your NJ home’s trim.

Call LGC Roofing to schedule a thorough inspection of your home’s gutter and downspout system, or to inquire about gutter repair pricing.

Don’t wait until you’ve developed foundation problems to start thinking about gutter replacement or economical fixes. We’re experts in gutter and roofing maintenance, offer competitive pricing and comprehensive guarantees.

New Jersey Shingle Roof Repair in 5 Easy Steps

While it’s best to inspect your roof at least once a year to keep shingle problems from leading to major structural repairs, your asphalt or composite shingles may begin leaking or showing signs of localized damage at any time.

The good news is that composite roofing should last for 15 to 20 years, and shingle repair is relatively simple.

Once you’ve located a trouble spot, check the integrity of the surrounding shingles. Look for visible cracks or damage. Test damaged or curling shingles by gently bending the shingle corner. Serviceable shingles should flex nicely. If they are old or weather damaged, the corner may break, instead.

If this occurs—and the roofing material seems to be losing its color and shape, it’s time to replace the affected shingles entirely. If not, you can often repair them in a few, basic steps.

Shingle Roof Repair in 5 Easy Steps

1. Choose a sunny day to make your repairs, since the sun’s warmth makes shingles easier to work with.
2. If a corner is pulling away or a shingle is torn, lift the damaged piece and apply a layer of roofing cement to the bottom of it. You may need to use a pry bar to raise the shingle piece high enough to apply the cement. A putty knife works well for sealant application, but you can use any dull, flat-edged tool.
3. Tack down the cement-treated piece with roofing nails so the adhesive has time to seal properly. The nails will also help the shingle piece stay in place permanently.
4. After tacking down curled corners, broken pieces or torn shingles, spread a layer of plastic roofing adhesive or tar over the cracked area. You should also apply the sealant directly over the nail heads to ensure that water does not seep in through the nail holes.
5. As you begin to repair compromised asphalt pieces, take note of the roof’s overall state. If you find yourself repairing or replacing dozens of shingles due to hail, storms or basic wear-and-tear, it may be time to contact a qualifying New Jersey roofer to handle more extensive repairs—or replace your entire roof.

Hire a Roofing Professional

While many do-it-yourselfers repair their own composite shingles, it’s often best to leave entire roof makeovers to the experts. Call LGC Roofing to schedule a thorough inspection of your home’s roof and attic space. We’ll recommend cost-effective repairs, and if you have to replace your shingle roof, our prices are competitive and our craftsmanship is second-to-none.

Remember, putting off shingle roof repairs can lead to costly attic and roof sheathing damage. Get your shingle roof repaired by a qualified NJ roofer.

Metal Roofing – Common Problems and Repair Solutions

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Metal Roofing Benefits

Metal roofing is a favorite of New Jersey homeowners due to its many practical benefits, which include:

• Energy savings – Metal roofs are high in heat reflectivity, which helps with utility bills and improves the general energy efficiency of your house.
• Safety - Metal roofs are highly fire retardant, making them a safe option for any home but especially any structures in densely wooded areas.
• Durability - Metal roofing is an excellent choice for New Jersey homes, due to its ability to withstand heat, snow, ice, wind and storms.

Metal Roofing – Common Problems

While metal roofing has many advantages, it may require repairs over time. Two common problems include loose seams and rust/corrosion buildup.

Loose Seams

As your NJ metal roof expands and shrinks with weather extremes, screws become loose, and seams may separate. If this issue is not quickly addressed, your roof’s underlying structure could be damaged by condensation and water buildup around stacks. In order to prevent damage due to seam leaks, remember to inspect your home’s roof at least twice a year—and after severe storms. Watch for signs of loose hardware and obvious seam separation.

Rust/Corrosion Buildup

If your home’s metal roof is not sealed with a non-corrosive agent, it could fall prey to rust after being exposed to regular moisture. Snow, rainfall, sleet and pooling water can cause severe, corrosive damage when left unmanaged. Instead of leaving your roof’s integrity to chance, consider having it sealed with a waterproof coating or retrofitted with a durable roofing shield to prevent weather and condensation damage. Your qualified NJ roofer can recommend the most efficient, budget-friendly way of rust-proofing your metal roof.

With proper care and maintenance, your metal roof can last for a century or more, but it’s important to know that you may have to deal with occasional leaks, loose laps or rust problems.

If you notice an interior/exterior leak or rust spots—or require a metal roof repair, remember to call LGCRoofing, your leading NJ roofing expert. Our technicians will provide a thorough roof inspection, recommending cost-effective maintenance techniques that will save you money in the long run—and extend the life of your beautiful metal roof.

4 Ongoing Roof Winterization Tips You Cannot Miss

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Winter Isn’t Over Yet

Your roof is a critical part of your home’s defense against the elements, and winter can wreak havoc on it. If you think winter is over, you need to know that March and even April can be just as damaging to the roof’s integrity as the coldest winter months we’ve just endured.

To maintain your roof’s structure and fend off costly damage caused by bitter snow, ice and wind, check out these simple, do-it-yourself winterization tips offered by LGC Roofing.

4 Ongoing Roof Winterization Tips You Cannot Miss

1. Debris removal: Clearing your roof and gutters of branches and debris helps ensure proper drainage as ice begins to melt. While you may be able to clear twigs and leaves from a ladder, it may be necessary to climb onto the rooftop in some cases-depending on your roof’s architecture. Wearing heavy gloves to protect your hands from sharp objects, carefully remove debris piles from the roof and gutters. If possible, direct downspouts away from the house and run water through cleared gutters to wash out remaining dirt buildup.
2. Inspect gutters for wear and damage: After cleaning out gutters and eaves, perform a visual inspection of your roof’s drainage system. Make a note of gutter cracks, rusty spots or holes, as you may soon need to fix these or hire someone to repair them. It is simpler–and less expensive–to replace small portions of the gutter rather than waiting until extensive damage has occurred. It’s also important to ensure that your gutters are soundly mounted along each portion of your home’s perimeter.
3. Inspect flashing and roof covering: Look for buckled or broken shingles, make sure flashing is properly sealed, and check that roof edges are firmly attached. Rain, wind and ice dams can cause extensive damage along roof seams and around the roof edge, so it’s important to ensure that all materials are secure and that there are no flashing tears or shingle warping.
4. Look for algae and moss growth: Dark areas of lichen or roof algae don’t just affect your home’s visual appeal. They are also an indicator that portions of your home’s roof are damper than others, and over time, this continual moisture buildup may cause excessive shingle and structural wear. Keep an eye on these areas, and call a qualified roofer if you’re concerned about excessive water damage.

Protect Your Property – Inspect Your Roof Today

It’s important to remember that a thorough, winter maintenance program can prevent weather-related leaks, roofing decay and gutter damage—and will ultimately prolong the life of your roof. We have previously detailed some DIY roof inspection tips you can start with.

However, if there are serious concerns about the state of your roof or you simply need a professional to inspect it for you, we’re here to help. We offer a comprehensive inspection of the interior and exterior of your roofing and gutter systems so don’t risk further damage, contact LGC Roofing now. We’re here to serve You!

4 Do-It-Yourself Post Winter Roof Inspection Tips

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Though winter is still hanging around, it’s time to begin thinking about readying your home for spring temperatures. Remember, though, that even as the weather warms, spring storms and poor roof ventilation may continue to cause lingering ice dams and ongoing roof leak problems. That’s why it’s important to give your roof some TLC after harsh winter months.

4 Do-It-Yourself Post Winter Roof Inspection Tips

1. On a warm, dry day, inspect your entire roof for loose tiles, curled shingles and detached flashing. Make plans to fasten flashing gaps, and replace compromised tiles and shingles so they’ll weather spring storms. If you notice that harsh winter weather has worn away roof granules, affected shingles may also need to be replaced.
2. Rather than waiting until you have an overflow problem, plan to conduct “spring cleaning” of your rain gutters. Clear shingle debris, tree branches and dead leaves out of your gutters to ensure that water flow isn’t compromised during a heavy rain or spring snowstorm. If it’s warm enough, you may wish to use a hose or pressure washer to more completely clear gutters and downspouts.
3. Remove moss and lichen from your roof by sweeping it off (if it’s dry) or applying a moss-removal chemical and sweeping it off after it has been killed.
4. After repairing roof leaks, tightening/replacing shingles and getting rid of ice dams, you may need to repair interior ceiling stains. Some stains can be repainted, while others require drywall repair to restore the ceiling and wall texture.

Hire a Roofing Professional

Remember to take proper safety measures if you’ll conduct your own spring roof inspection. Make sure someone is home, or let a neighbor know of your plans to climb on the roof.
If you’re uncomfortable examining or repairing your ailing roof, contact the roofing experts at LGC. Our qualified contractors are ready to examine your home for severe roof leaks and necessary materials replacement—and we offer a no-obligation consultation and price quote so you can make an informed decision regarding any roof repairs that might be needed.