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ROOFING IN THE COLD WEATHER MONTHS - ACCL Roofing
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ROOFING IN THE COLD WEATHER MONTHS

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ROOFING IN THE COLD WEATHER MONTHS

ROOFING IN COLD WEATHER

 ACCL Roofer installs roofs all year round even in the cold winter months, although, we do pay careful attention to the weather and elect to hold off for warmer days for certain types of applications.

Most people typically get a new roof installed in the spring and summer months. Others looking to replace their roof decide to install during the fall. But what happens to the roofs that are installed in the cold winter months?

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The most common question customers ask us is “is it okay to install a new shingle roof when the temperatures are extremely cold?”. This can be a concerning question for those who do not have a choice in the matter and must replace their roof immediately.

Although there are no specific industry guidelines for temperature and roof installations for asphalt shingles, however various manufactures do make recommendations. Asphalt shingles do become brittle as the temperature drops but steps can be taken to reduce or eliminate breakage by storing them in a warm place and taken them out just before installation.

What are asphalt shingles?

The most common and popular form of roofing is asphalt shingles.  Asphalt shingles provide the protection your roof needs from inclement weather conditions.  They have three components:

  1. A mat made from fiberglass or cardboard
  2. An asphalt coating
  3. A covering of granules.

It is the asphalt in the shingles that sheds the water.  Designed so that the granules block the UV of the sun and protect the asphalt.  Asphalt shingles are an economical alternative compared to other types of roofing.  They are available in a wide selection of colors to complement your home.

 

Whenever you decide to replace your roof, Accl Roofer is available to provide guidance and assistance in the process to achieve the best result possible.

For more information on roofing shingles and which one is best suited for your roof  check out our blog here: Different types of roofing shingles 

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