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Lora Novak

Levittown

Senior Editor at Today’s Homeowner

Content Editor and Writer with 12+ years of experience. I like to run, read, watch movies and TV.

Articles

  • 1 week ago | todayshomeowner.com | Lora Novak |Dan Simms |Dan Simms worked

    Installing shingles is a run-of-the-mill job for experienced roofers but can be intimidating to people without roofing or home improvement experience. Even if you have construction experience, roofing work is one area where you need to be 100% confident that you know what you’re doing to ensure your own safety and to keep your home protected from the elements. Luckily, we’ve got your back and have put together this comprehensive guide on how to install asphalt shingles.

  • 1 week ago | todayshomeowner.com | Lora Novak |Sean Donnelly |relocation. He

    Installing a metal roof can be a great way to upgrade your home while saving on labor costs. Metal roofs are durable, energy efficient, and can boost curb appeal. While tackling a DIY metal roof installation is no small feat, with the right tools, materials, and knowledge, it’s a project that many homeowners can successfully undertake.

  • 1 week ago | todayshomeowner.com | Lora Novak |Dan Simms |Dan Simms worked

    If you’re looking to replace your existing roof, you might feel a bit overwhelmed by the number of options you have for the material alone: metal, asphalt shingles, slate, wood, clay, and more. Even narrowing down your choice to the two most popular roof materials — metal and asphalt shingles — probably leaves you with lots of questions about affordable roof materials and how they compare in terms of durability, the installation process, and more.

  • 1 week ago | todayshomeowner.com | Lora Novak |Sean Donnelly |relocation. He

    TPO roofing is a popular choice for both residential and commercial buildings, especially those with flat or low-slope roofs. It’s resistant to tears, mold, and heat, but it doesn’t last as long as some other roofing options. Below, l cover the basics of the TPO roofing material, its pros and cons, costs, and more so homeowners can make an informed decision for their house and budget.

  • 1 week ago | todayshomeowner.com | Lora Novak |Amy DeYoung

    An ice and water shield is necessary for a home’s roofing system, though it usually goes unnoticed. This waterproof membrane sits beneath the shingles, providing an extra protection against moisture, leaks, and water damage. While invisible once installed, an ice and water shield greatly safeguard a home from the elements. This guide will explore what an ice and water shield is, its benefits, its installation process, and why it’s important for any roofing project.

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