What Is A Roof Slope and Why Does It Matter?
This content block is currently not available. Please contact RSS feeds service support team. As the bevy of Home Depot stores show, we are a nation of do it yourselfers. This is a lucky thing as the current economic situation requires frugality. Whether you call it a recession or depression, handling things yourself is a must. As a weekend home repair warrior, you already know a few things. There are certain parts of a home that lend themselves to repairs and other areas that can tax even old pros. With DIY projects, it is vital to know which is which. Roofing is an area that is not always conducive to do it yourself work. There are a couple of reasons for this. First and foremost is most roofing comes with a warranty. If you do repairs yourself, and are not a licensed roofer, you may void the warranty. A second reason is simply safety. Roofing repairs require you to be up in the air. You are usually going to be standing on a slope. Need I say more? The potential for falls and serious
