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Completed thanks brother Waleed from savanna

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Satisfied Customer from Saddlebrook Drive with Completion Certificate on hand. Thanks Syed for business.

Thanks Krunal Thakorbhai Rathod from Skyview Finally approaching the completion of your projects by our Pros. ##James Hardie##

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Another day another roof

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Competed at Bayside Airdrie

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Another project accomplished Weam Elzein of martindale community Was nice working on your property for second time

Done & Dusted Thanks to Yessa & Family for business.It was our second time working with you after 2016 hail damage

Another project done in redstone

Cornerstone house

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100% Satisfied Mr Syed Nawab from Saddlebrook drive. New siding/Eavestrough/Roofing/ Downs and window replacement

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Saddlehorn Crescent

Proud installer of James Hardie product

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64 Martinridge way

211 cornerstone

Thank you Mr Aziz of Saddlemont way for having trust in us

Another Hail damage File closed Mr Jasvirder Pal from RedStone (His house was only 2 month old before Hail strikes)

Cornerbrook common

Whats the Purpose of Roof Drip Edges? Drip edges have two key purposes: Direct water away from fascia: ... Due to cohesion, surface tension and other forces, water droplets tend to stick to one another and to the surfaces they are on, albeit slightly. A drip edge is designed to take advantage of those forces and, along with gravity, direct water into the gutter. If the home has no gutter, the drip edge will prevent the water from running down the fascia and onto or into the soffit cavity. However, without the drip edge, the water sticks to shingles, potentially working its way under the shingles to cause a leak. For example, water may cling to the fascia, which may cause rot, or, in severe conditions, a leak into the home. Protect from wind-driven rain: When conditions are serious, the wind pushes water around on a roof. Shingles, along with underlayments and ice and water protector, keep wind-driven rain from harming the roofs deck. However, on the edges, the drip edge must compete with the wind. Wind can easily push the water upwards before gravity pulls the water down. The drip edge needs to hang significantly off the edge of the roof and has two to four inches of lower flange to combat this. And, of course, without any drip edge at all, winddriven rain could compromise the roof.

Cornerstone Ave duplex done in 5 hours...

Another happy homeowner... Thank you for trusting Top Right for your exterior work