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When most homeowners think about a roofing inspection, they picture a contractor walking across the shingles, checking flashing, gutters, and the visible surface. But the truth is this: a roof cannot be fully evaluated without inspecting the attic.

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Choosing a new shingle color is one of the biggest decisions homeowners make during a roof replacement. Your roof makes up nearly half of your home’s curb appeal, and the color you choose can completely change the look and feel of your exterior.

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Your gutters do a lot more than move rainwater away from your home—they protect your roof, siding, foundation, landscaping, and even your basement. When they’re working correctly, you probably never think about them.

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Winter in Pittsburgh is no joke. Between heavy snow, freezing rain, high winds, and rapid temperature swings, your roof takes a beating from December through March. A little preparation now can prevent leaks, ice dams, and expensive repairs once the cold weather hits.

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When most homeowners think about their roof, they picture shingles, gutters, or maybe the color of their home’s exterior. But behind every long-lasting, high-performing roofing system is something far more important — ventilation.

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When you glance at your roof, you probably see just the shingles. But beneath those shingles lies a complex, layered system designed to keep your home safe, dry, and energy-efficient — especially in Western Pennsylvania’s unpredictable weather.

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For most homeowners, a roof replacement isn’t something you do often — maybe once or twice in your lifetime. So, when it’s time, it’s natural to wonder what to expect. At EAS Roofing, we’ve helped thousands of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania homeowners replace their roofs with confidence.

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