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It’s safe to say that after 20+ years servicing roofs on Long Island, we know a thing or two about your home’s needs. Below is valuable information for homeowners on Long Island. Call us directly or fill out the form below if you have any questions on your home’s roofing systems. Thanks for stopping by.

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Signs of A Leaky Skylight

Proper installation of skylight and double glazing is vital to preventing leaks. In many homes, skylights and double panes are installed without taking into account the correct type of insulation, and poor installation can lead to a leak. The moisture is then trapped within the glass resulting in condensation and water damage. Proper installation is essential, because skylight leaks are difficult to detect…

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Skylight Repair

clean. In addition, condensation can cause damage to the wood framing around your skylight very easily. When this happens and the condensation builds up on the frame, it becomes very difficult to clean and repair. When you have condensation buildup on the exterior of your window, it is very likely that it will eventually cause rotting, cracking and warping of the wood and the frame of your window.

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Skylight – An Easy Way to Add Natural Light

Skylights are a great way to get a lot of light into a smaller space. Skylights naturally provide more light than a house without skylights, making them a great way to brighten up a dark corner or kitchen. Skylights also help reduce heat loss and can add comfort by allowing in cool morning air or heating the room during the winter months.

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How To Maximize Your Efficiency With Wood Burning Stove

A wood burning stove is an outdoor heating appliance that uses wood as fuel and wood-based biomass fuel, including sawdust or mulch. Generally the appliance is comprised of a sturdy metal enclosed fire box, frequently lined with decorative fire brick, and at least one or more adjustable air controls. In addition, wood burning stoves generally include a grate that can be lowered to allow fuel to enter the burning chamber and a flue that can be sealed to prevent smoke from escaping. These stoves are available in a variety of styles, sizes, and designs.

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What You Need to Know About Chimney Repair

If your chimney has caught fire, caused by an electrical fire or a flue overflow, you may need immediate chimney repair and inspection. The first thing to do, when you have a problem with your chimney is to call a professional chimney sweep in East Hampton, NY to come out and inspect it.

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Are You Thinking About Prefab Chimney Systems?

One of the main benefits of a prefabricated chimney, or factory built chimney, is that it is much faster than a traditional masonry chimney, and can be put up in less than 2 hours. With a regular masonry chimney it can take up to 6 hours, or even more depending on the size and placement, to build. Also, in some cases the chimneys have to be removed prior to burning, which can be problematic.

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Chimney Crowns

The chimney crown covers the chimney top to bottom in order to prevent wood from heating your flue. This helps to keep your fireplace warm and prevents any part from getting in the way. It is designed to be beautiful, and catch the light, as well as provide safety.

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Chimney Pointing

“Clamptrotectic Keratin” is the latest term in the New York area for chimney repair and maintenance. It sounds like a scientific word, or maybe it’s just a fancy way to say that your chimney needs to be tended to. Since there are certain things that should be done when it comes to your chimney you better learn what they are before you make a decision on who to get to repair your chimney for you. What exactly is the chimney pointing? When should I get my chimney pointing?

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Chimney Removal

Since you have already done the initial inspection, it’s important to discuss the overall cost of the project with the contractor. If you’ve estimated the total cost using your own guesstimate, be sure to include the final expenses incurred because it will help you calculate whether you have the capacity to pay the expenses. Lastly, determine how long the project will take based on the specifications and timeline provided by the contractor. There is no harm in asking for estimates from different companies to

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