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Why save your tin roof

Posted on February 2, 2009 by Roof Menders, Inc.February 2, 2009

Old tin roofs Owners of homes with vintage metal roofs usually want to save their roofs. Click here for a tin roofing site with over 1000 photos applied by Roof Menders, Inc, of Conshohocken, PA610-941-1051Over 150 tin roofing mini-articles (c) … Continue reading →

Posted in Tin roofing restoration work, Virginia tin roofing projects

Old houses with tin roofs

Posted on January 16, 2009 by Roof Menders, Inc.January 16, 2009

Summer home south of Annapolis, MD Whenever a phone caller starts with, “I’m looking at your site and have a question about my tin roof….”, I wonder if I am in for another adventure. Owners of tin roof homes always … Continue reading →

Posted in Maryland tin roofing projects, Tin roofing restoration work, Traditional red roof

Gutters for metal roofing

Posted on December 17, 2008 by Roof Menders, Inc.December 17, 2008

Half round gutters are preferred for metal roofing Example of a half-round gutter which does not damage the edging of standing seam metal panels or embossed tin shingles applied by Roof Menders, Inc, of Conshohocken, PA610-941-1051Over 150 tin roofing mini-articles … Continue reading →

Color red in tin roof photo

Posted on December 16, 2008 by Roof Menders, Inc.December 16, 2008

Roof over Liston Range Front Lighthouse For a restoration finish on the vintage standing seam metal roofs, a barn red, or rusty red, is the most often selected tint of the eight most popular choices. applied by Roof Menders, Inc, … Continue reading →

Posted in Tin roofing restoration work, Traditional red roof

Repair metal shingles by avoiding this type of gutter

Posted on December 16, 2008 by Roof Menders, Inc.December 16, 2008

Wrong style of gutter for metal roofing An inexpensive gutter system attaches the straps to the edges of a metal roof. Over a period of time, this type of gutter system damages the metal roofing due to the straps installed … Continue reading →

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Tin roof repair and “mesh”

Posted on September 18, 2008 by Roof Menders, Inc.September 18, 2008

Fabric for metal roofing work The generic word “mesh” refers to a synthetic polyester manufactured specifically for the liquid applied roofing systems. If you crinkle a loosely woven cotton-like polyester shirt, then you know what “mesh” feels like. In our … Continue reading →

How NOT to fix holes in tin roofs

Posted on September 17, 2008 by Roof Menders, Inc.September 17, 2008

Avoid using silicone caulking for emergency leak repairs. Reason: silicone resists adhesion with most coatings. What happens will be a future painting of your roof will flake over this caulked area. Even the best coatings have only a weak hold … Continue reading →

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