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## Sorts of Roof shingles for Roof structure

by Steve Ormand | Oct 2, 2014 | Consumer Education 101, Residential Roofs, Shingle Roofs

While most households in the country use road roof shingles, there are various sorts of roof shingles for roof structure readily available. These lean, rectangle patterns are not just nailed for a roof top with regards to coloring and visual appeal they make an effort...

## Best Roofing Shingles

by Steve Ormand | Jun 25, 2014 | Consumer Education 101, Residential Roofs, Roof News, Shingle Roofs

The best roofing shingles for your home. The best roofing shingles for your home depends not only on the style of your home but the region you live in. Of course there are exceptions, for example, a common shingle choice in Ohio may not even be available in Texas....

## Rapid Roof Vent Installation Video

by Steve Ormand | Jun 20, 2014 | Residential Roofs, Shingle Roofs

A range of in-line ventilating tiles suitable for both low and high-level roof space ventilation, to combat condensation, as well as mechanical and soil pipe… Texas Roof and Fence is dedicated to Quality and Customer Service. Call us at 940-239-0337 and discover...

## Temperature difference in shingle colors

by Steve Ormand | May 25, 2013 | Consumer Education 101, Residential Roofs, Roof News, Shingle Roofs

Almost the same as the direction the roof faces. 1.44 degrees for direction. 1.45 degree increase from white to black. Conclusions The following conclusions are based on data from our numerical model: The greatest influence on roof temperature is geographic location....

## Roofing The Right Way

by Steve Ormand | May 25, 2013 | Consumer Education 101, Residential Roofs, Roof News, Shingle Roofs

Our Standards Are High! At Texas Roof and Fence, we know your roof covers your most important investment. That’s why we treat each house like we own it. You have to live with our work for years to come, so we do it right from the very start using the best...

## Low, Medium, or High Price Contractors

by Steve Ormand | May 25, 2013 | Consumer Education 101, Residential Roofs, Roof News

Low, medium or high price. It’s not always so, but odds are the higher priced roofing contractor has more respect for the customer, his business and his employees, than a low priced contractor. A roofing contractor has to charge enough money to run a successful...