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When your roof starts to show its age or experiences leaks or other severe damage, have an experienced professional handle the roof repair or replacement. Some handy homeowners may be tempted to handle the job themselves as a money-saving measure. However, this can have significant drawbacks and often doesn’t even achieve that initial savings goal. Here’s why you shouldn’t attempt these projects yourself.

3 Reasons You Should Never Handle Your Own Roof Repair or Replacement

1. Safety Concerns

Roofing is dangerous work for those who are inexperienced. You could fall off of a high or sloped surface or injure yourself attempting to transport heavy materials. You might even experience a mishap with sharp tools or nails on an uneven surface. Professional roofers are trained to overcome these challenges safely and efficiently.

2. Lack of Expertise

roof repairEven if your roof repair job seems simple, it will probably take you significantly longer to complete it than it would for a trained team of roofers. Those with experience know the processes, materials, and preparation steps necessary to get jobs done right the first time. If you attempt DIY repairs, you’re left to rely on trial and error.

3. Added Expenses

All the guesswork involved in DIY repairs can lead you to purchase additional tools or materials that are wrong for the job, and you could end up spending just as much on roofing supplies as you would on professional service. Also, if you don’t complete the job satisfactorily, you could end up with a leaky roof and water damage that requires more expensive repairs later on.

 

To avoid these issues, rely on the professionals at All Tite Roofing in Elizabethtown, KY. This roofing contractor has more than a decade of experience helping Hardin County homeowners with roof repair and replacement. The team of certified roofing professionals will walk you through the options and help you determine which type of service or material works for your home. Request a free estimate on the company’s website or by calling (270) 307-5366.

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