Dewit & Sons Roofing

Shinglers must have min. Two year experience. All persons applying for both positions must not have a fear of heights, be able to lift 100 lbs and MUST have own transportation to and from various jobs sites around the Prince George area.

Must have own transportation . Experience preferred

RALLY TOWELS TONIGHT!!! STILL TICKETS AVAILABLE!!! We got these in just after we wrapped up the Fred Page Cup, so we’re using them for the Doyle Cup! First 2000 fans get one!

*** WIN $2000.00*** Off of a new GAF Timberline HD Roof System!!! In partnership with our wonderful GAF Manufacturer Rep...Hell Yeah Brad! From Now until the end of the PG Home & Garden Show April 28, 2019 @ 4:00pm ... Anyone can enter all you have to do is... LIKE- SHARE & COMMENT on this post! We will randomly draw a winner @ 4:30pm on April 28. Then contact the lucky winner by PM. Thank you all for entering and Come check us out at the PG Home & Garden Show for more prizes...ie... GO KINGS GO!!!

Come see us this weekend at the Prince George Home and Garden Show!! Booth 273

FRED PAGE CUP CHAMPIONS!!!!

TIP #2 FOR ALL HOMEOWNERS... HOW PROPER ATTIC VENTILATION BENEFITS YOUR ROOF AND YOUR WALLET Your attic is much more than just a storage space. It is a part of your overall roof system, and in order to get the most from your roof you will want to make sure that your attic is properly ventilated. Not only can proper attic ventilation keep your energy costs down, it will help your roof last as long as possible....Continue reading

TIPS FOR ALL HOMEOWNERS.... HOW TO INSPECT YOUR ROOF WHAT TO LOOK FOR AND WHEN TO CALL A PROFESSIONAL... Too many of us take our roofs for granted -- it’s not something we think about unless there’s a problem. But as your home’s first line of defense against the elements, your roof goes through a lot of wear and tear, so it’s important to do a yearly visual inspection as part of your home maintenance routine. By giving your roof a brief inspection, small problems won’t lead to giant catastrophes. Here’s a quick list to determine if your roof is in good shape. WHAT TO LOOK FOR Inspecting your roof does not mean walking on the roof. Roof walking is dangerous and best left to the professional. So first things first, stay off the roof! From the safety of the ground or through a window, perform a visual inspection of the roof with binoculars. Remember: A roof is designed to age over time. Even a one-year-old roof will look different than a roof that was just installed. But by inspecting your roof regularly, you can spot changes and potential problems. Look for shingles that are missing or loose, or show signs of heavy wear or degradation (bald spots, granule loss, or severe curling), as these are considered weak points where water can penetrate and cause leaks. While it is normal for asphalt shingles to experience some curling, significant or abnormal curling are indicators that your shingles are reaching the end of their useful life. GETTING A CLOSER LOOK After a preliminary inspection from the ground a closer look may be necessary. Safely climb a ladder to get a closer look at your roof. But stay off the roof itself -- not only is it dangerous to walk on the roof, you can potentially do more damage to the shingles. INSIDE-OUT After examining the roof from the outside, it’s time to check things from inside. Armed with a flashlight, inspect the attic and crawl spaces after heavy rains. Do you notice any signs of water damage? Are any of the rafters or decking wet? Has any of the insulation gotten wet? These are all indications that your roof may have a leak. GET THE RIGHT HELP If you notice any damage, don’t waste time and energy trying to fix the problem yourself. Hire a credentialed contractor to properly inspect your roof and repair the problem correctly. Some will do so at no cost to you. Checking your roof now is an easy way to avoid disaster later so check your roof at least once a year, preferably twice, to keep your home happy and healthy!

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