Next to the structural integrity of your Mission Hills roofing, the most important factor in keeping your heating and cooling bills under control is your attic’s insulation. Many homeowners report seeing a 30 to 40 percent reduction in their energy bills after installing new insulation. Whether you plan to do it yourself or hire a professional, you’d probably like to know the basics about attic insulation before making that call.
Olathe roof repair is one of the biggest concerns for local homeowners. Storm damage, water leaks, algae formation, mold, moisture build up and small animal infestation can become a major headache if not handled promptly and professionally. A clean roof in good repair is not only the best way of safeguarding your biggest investment, but it also offers better curb appeal. Unfortunately, all roofing contractors do not have the homeowner’s best interests at heart. Some have nestled into Olathe because there are so many storms and so much potential capital. Angie’s List offers the following advice for protecting yourself from getting ripped-off.
The Better Business Bureau is an excellent source for unbiased information on roofing companies. If you are not familiar with how www.bbb.org works, this article will tell you everything you need to know about locating a roofer and conducting your own investigation into a Shawnee roofing company’s credentials.
Merriam roofing seems like a pretty straightforward job. You look up a company, call for an estimate, approve the bid and get the job done. However, many homeowners have found themselves in precarious positions when the Merriam contractors they hired weren’t who they appeared to be.
Johnson County roofers have their work cut out for them. At least four tornadoes have touched down in Johnson, Jackson and Cass counties this afternoon. You may have seen one of these terrifying twisters if you were in Johnson County, near:
Oak Park Mall is now being converted into a shelter for nearby residents. This latest batch of funnel clouds is said to be part of a raging storm system that stretched from eastern Kansas up to Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan and even Wisconsin.