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4 Tips For Hanging Christmas Lights On Your Roof

Hanging Christmas lights on your roof is the perfect way to bring holiday cheer to your home. If not installed correctly, hanging Christmas lights on your roof can cause damage to your roof and personal injury. To avoid headaches and start the holiday season off right, follow these 4 tips for hanging Christmas lights on […]
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Proactive Roof Maintenance with a Roof Maintenance Plan

As a homeowner, you have the choice of a proactive or reactive roof maintenance plan. With either method, the end result is the same. But in the long run, a proactive approach will save you a lot of time, money, and frustration. The Difference Between Proactive & Reactive Roof Maintenance According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, […]
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Most Commonly Overlooked Home Maintenance Tasks

Whether you’re a new homeowner or you’ve been in your home for years, home maintenance tasks are something you get into out of necessity more than desire. Homes need very regular maintenance to ensure they are in working condition. However, there are a few tasks you should be doing regularly. But many people forget about […]
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The Effects of Improper Attic Ventilation

While improper attic ventilation and roof ventilation may appear insignificant in the grand scheme of things, it can actually end up costing you quite a bit of money. Here are some tips from Muth & Company Roofing on what can happen if ventilation problems aren’t taken care of, and why adequate ventilation is so important […]
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It’s Not Too Late for Gutter Maintenance

We all love the colorful autumn leaves falling. But they can quickly become a hazard to your roof and gutters. If they aren’t removed promptly and keep up your gutter maintenance. But what is it about leaves that make them such a danger to your roofing system? Overflowing Gutters When leaves and debris fall on […]
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The Risks of Not Having Adequate Insulation in Your Attic

Attic insulation works by trapping tiny pockets of air between insulating fibers or foam, which slows down the flow of heat through a space. Because heat rises upward, the risks of not having adequate insulation in your attic is especially important. The higher the amount of attic insulation, the longer it takes heat to move […]
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2021 Trick-Or-Treat Schedule Around Columbus

Whether you’re passing out candy at home or taking your little ones to trick or treat, here is the Trick or Treat Schedule around Columbus (or Beggar’s Night).  Don’t forget to drive carefully on these days. Halloween falls on Sunday, October 31, 2021, and most communities avoid holding trick or treat on weekend evenings. Therefore, […]
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Nationwide Survey: Homeowner Preferences When Hiring A Roofing Company

When hiring a roofing company, a national consumer survey identifies the products and services homeowners prefer. And Muth Roofing offers them all when hiring a roofing company! The survey was conducted online by Beacon, a Fortune 500, publicly traded distributor of roofing materials and complementary building products. The survey reveals that, if homeowners were hiring […]
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The Top 3 Things To Do Before Installing A New Roof

Before installing a new roof, these are the top 3 things you should do. Installing a new roof is an expensive investment. Before making a choice on your local roofer, take time to learn more about their company and past work. And what they offer before investing in a new roof. Get A List Of […]
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Frequently Asked Questions About Metal Roofing – Part 2

Do you still have questions about metal roofing? Not a problem! Muth & Company, your expert Columbus roofer, is here with the answers to a handful of the frequently asked questions about metal roofing. “Does the paint on metal roofing flake or chip?” First of all, metal roofing systems will last at least 50 years. […]