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A new roof installation can improve your home’s energy efficiency, remedy widespread damage, or replace an aging system. While working with a professional contractor means you won’t have to do any of the hard labor yourself, there are still a few steps homeowners can take to prepare for the project.

How to Prepare for a Roof Installation

1. Clear the Work Zone

roof installationMoving items away from the work area will give contractors easy access to the roof and ensure nothing is accidentally damaged. Cars should be parked away from the home so that workers can leave their vehicles in the driveway for easier access to equipment. Grills, potted plants, and outdoor furniture should be moved to a part of the yard that’s a safe distance from the roof so that they aren’t hit by falling debris.

2. Ensure the Safety of Kids & Pets

Children and pets are naturally curious, which could put them in harm’s way. Consider keeping pets at a friend’s house while the work is happening. Explain potential dangers, such as sharp tools laying in the grass, to your children, and make the work zone strictly off-limits. Supervise kids at all times to prevent accidents.

3. Inform Your Neighbors

From excess noise to needing to temporarily move your cars, a new roof installation can also create a few inconveniences for your neighbors. Letting them know when work will happen will allow them to plan accordingly and help you avoid potential conflicts.

 

If you want to install a new roof, contact the team of experts at On Top Roofing in Mililani, HI. These professionals are familiar with installing various roofing materials, including three-tab shingles. Dedicated to customer satisfaction, their workmanship is covered by a 50-year extended warranty and a 100% guarantee. Learn more about their residential re-roofing services online, or call (808) 688-7407 to request a free roof installation estimate.

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