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Having a new roof installed on your home increases its value and protects your property from the elements. But the installation takes time and coordination between you and your contractor. To ensure a fast, efficient process, here are a few steps to prepare for a roof installation

4 Tips to Get Ready for a New Roof Installation

1. Move Your Vehicles to Another Location

Roofers will retrieve new roofing materials while disposing of old ones, so they’ll need a clear path. To provide contractors and their work trucks easy access to your property, find an alternate parking space for your vehicle. Having your vehicle out of the way will also keep it safe from debris. 

2. Keep Pets Indoors

If you have dogs or cats accustomed to roaming around the yard, keep them inside while work is ongoing. Not only does this prevent them from being injured or escaping as roofers go about their business, but it also protects you from a lawsuit in case your pet causes an accident. 

3. Protect Landscaping

roof installationRoofing contractors will be happy to take extra steps to protect your home while working. However, it’s up to you to make them aware of what steps should be taken and which areas should be protected. If you have valuable landscaping features, such as flowerbeds, hedges, or trees, make sure they’re marked off so contractors know to avoid them. Also, covering landscaping with tarps to protect them from falling debris. 

4. Take Down Wall Decor

Skilled roofers will minimize disruptions in your home, but you’ll likely still experience vibrations from the nailing and hammering going on above you. Remove wall decor to ensure it doesn’t fall down because of the roofing work. 

 

On Oahu, homeowners look to On Top Roofing for roof installations, repairs, or maintenance. Accredited by the Better Business Bureau®, these roofing contractors offer 50-year extended warranties on services. Get started on a free estimate by calling (808) 304-4007 today. You can also learn more about residential roof replacement online

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