Brett Rostochil
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Today
inished a super big house yesterday now a little one today. Trying to get people who have leaks done first. thanks to all our customers they keep pouring from referrals. When you treat people like you would want to be treated, you will be in business for a long time. That why we call our company “
Golden Rule “company!
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
New Oklahoma laws
New laws go into Effect 7-1-12 for Roofing companies. All Yard signs, vehicles, contracts, business cards, Flyers, must have a Registration number on them. There are no Licensed Roofer they make that up,There are only registered roofing contractors. If you have a steep roof all crewmen on the roof have to wear a harness or they could get fined up to $6000 a person. I thought that this would be newsworthy.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Okc Roofing advice
Should you ask for a hand nailed roof?
Absolutely! It makes all the difference. Just ask the our clients who had their hail damaged roofs replaced with the hand nailed Allstate Roof System. The Tornado that hit the SE side of of Okc, 40 foot trees were blown down, but not one shingle was off the roof at Jerry Johnson's house. Their neighbors were not so fortunate, as many of the ones who had new nail gunned roofs, lost shingles and complete sections of their roofs. One can only imagine their disappointment, to find that kind of roof damage and subsequent interior damage.Over time roofers started using nail guns to speed up the roof installation process. This unfortunate shortcut has decreased the quality of roofs installed today and lowered the standard in the industry among roofers.The hand nailed roof system is superior for multiple reasons. The head on the hand driven nail is shaped differently than the coil nails that are run through a nail gun. They have a larger diameter to increase wind resistance. It’s simple physics. A less commonly known reason why hand nailing is better is that the nail guns do not regulate the amount of pressure as well and a roofer installing each nail by hand. Often the nails shot through a gun are overdriven causing the shingle to have little to no pressure point adhering it to the decking. These shingles can slide off a roof or lift more easily in high winds.When a roofer installs a hand nailed roof system, the placement of the nails are more in line with the shingle manufacturer specifications. The roofer is using a more controlled flow, because of the rhythm of hand nailing, and takes the time to place the nails in the appropriate line on the shingle rows. This has been noted by experts in the industry.Please take time to watch a short video of the Regional Manager of Certainteed Shingles, a leading manufacturer of shingles for over one hundred years, discussing the benefits and value hand nailing a roof system. It is well worth the time to find out more about this upgraded installation technique. If you just had your roof installed by a roofer using a nail gun, I do not suggest watching it. It may cause disappointment!It takes a little longer to install a roof if hand nailed. This costs the roofer more in labor, which is primarily the reason it ceased to be the main application technique.You know, some things are just worth doing, even if it takes more effort. This is one of those things. Do yourself a favor, and just say NO… to nail guns!Allstate Roofing Experts do this free of charge, to a hand nailed roof system, because quality matters! We even offer 6 nailing shingles rather than just 4 nails to give you 110 MPH wind rating on GAF Lifetime shingles!!!
Allstate Roofing Experts
Should you ask for a hand nailed roof?
Absolutely! It makes all the difference. Just ask the our clients who had their hail damaged roofs replaced with the hand nailed Allstate Roof System The Tornado that hit the SE side of of Okc 40 foot trees were blown down but not one shingle was off the roof at Jerry Johnsons house. Their neighbors were not so fortunate, as many of the ones who had new nail gunned roofs lost shingles and complete sections of their roofs. One can only imagine their disappointment, to find that kind of roof damage and subsequent interior damage.
Over time roofers started using nail guns to speed up the roof installation process. This unfortunate shortcut has decreased the quality of roofs installed today and lowered the standard in the industry among roofers.
The hand nailed roof system is superior for multiple reasons. The head on the hand driven nail is shaped differently than the coil nails that are run through a nail gun. They have a larger diameter to increase wind resistance. It’s simple physics.
A less commonly known reason why hand nailing is better is that the nail guns do not regulate the amount of pressure as well and a roofer installing each nail by hand. Often the nails shot through a gun are overdriven causing the shingle to have little to no pressure point adhering it to the decking. These shingles can slide off a roof or lift more easily in high winds.
When a roofer installs a hand nailed roof system, the placement of the nails are more in line with the shingle manufacturer specifications. The roofer is using a more controlled flow, because of the rhythm of hand nailing, and takes the time to place the nails in the appropriate line on the shingle rows. This has been noted by experts in the industry.
Please take time to watch a short video of the Regional Manager of Certainteed Shingles, a leading manufacturer of shingles for over one hundred years, discussing the benefits and value hand nailing a roof system. It is well worth the time to find out more about this upgraded installation technique. If you just had your roof installed by a roofer using a nail gun, I do not suggest watching it. It may cause disappointment!
It takes a little longer to install a roof if hand nailed. This costs the roofer more in labor, which is primarily the reason it ceased to be the main application technique.
You know, some things are just worth doing, even if it takes more effort. This is one of those things. Do yourself a favor, and just say NO… to nail guns!
Allstate Roofing Experts do this free of charge, to a hand nailed roof system, because quality matters! We even offer 6 nailing shingles rather than just 4 nails to give you 110 MPH wind rating on GAF Lifetime shingles!!!
Over time roofers started using nail guns to speed up the roof installation process. This unfortunate shortcut has decreased the quality of roofs installed today and lowered the standard in the industry among roofers.
The hand nailed roof system is superior for multiple reasons. The head on the hand driven nail is shaped differently than the coil nails that are run through a nail gun. They have a larger diameter to increase wind resistance. It’s simple physics.
A less commonly known reason why hand nailing is better is that the nail guns do not regulate the amount of pressure as well and a roofer installing each nail by hand. Often the nails shot through a gun are overdriven causing the shingle to have little to no pressure point adhering it to the decking. These shingles can slide off a roof or lift more easily in high winds.
When a roofer installs a hand nailed roof system, the placement of the nails are more in line with the shingle manufacturer specifications. The roofer is using a more controlled flow, because of the rhythm of hand nailing, and takes the time to place the nails in the appropriate line on the shingle rows. This has been noted by experts in the industry.
Please take time to watch a short video of the Regional Manager of Certainteed Shingles, a leading manufacturer of shingles for over one hundred years, discussing the benefits and value hand nailing a roof system. It is well worth the time to find out more about this upgraded installation technique. If you just had your roof installed by a roofer using a nail gun, I do not suggest watching it. It may cause disappointment!
It takes a little longer to install a roof if hand nailed. This costs the roofer more in labor, which is primarily the reason it ceased to be the main application technique.
You know, some things are just worth doing, even if it takes more effort. This is one of those things. Do yourself a favor, and just say NO… to nail guns!
Allstate Roofing Experts do this free of charge, to a hand nailed roof system, because quality matters! We even offer 6 nailing shingles rather than just 4 nails to give you 110 MPH wind rating on GAF Lifetime shingles!!!
80 Roofs and counting, but we do more than just roofing. We handle the entire project. As adjusters with 55 years combined experience, We get our client’s more than roofs and gutters. Today we help one homeowner get a new grill and $1000.00 appearance allowance on an above ground pool that paid their deductible. We got one roof totaled and the next door neighbor went with another company, that did not meet the adjuster onsite and they only paid one slope on the roof. Let our experience in the claims world work for you! Then let us do all the work and meet all your expectations!! and make your life a little easier and get you property back in shape!
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Allstate Roofing Experts 405-550-9289
Allstate Roofing Experts 405-550-9289 we handle the entire claim and all the repairs for you!! one stop shop!
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