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Welcome to the Rescue Roofing & Exteriors blog—your source for roofing tips, exterior maintenance advice, and homeowner education throughout Knoxville and East Tennessee. From storm damage and roof inspections to siding, gutters, and seasonal maintenance, we share helpful information designed to protect your home and help you make informed decisions.
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The “Thousand Dollar Coupon” Scam
Well Knoxville, it’s that time of the month again…Its Mint Magazine delivery day! -
The Word “Contractor” Explained
It seems that everyone working in the trades these days fancies themselves a “Contractor”! -
Roof Ventilation Explained
We know that you’re tired of this topic, but in the words of my daughter “just 5 more minutes!” -
Starter Strip Shingles Explained
Out with the old and in with the new, starter strip shingles are purpose-built to be installed along the perimeters of your shingled roof system. -
Explained: Dimensional Grade Shingles
It’s meat and potatoes time Knoxville! If you’re still with us, we’re assuming you’re either a glutton for punishment or our ideal customer! -
4 FAQ’s About Roofing In Knoxville, TN
According to the National Roofing Contractors Association, the maintenance of a home’s roof system is the most neglected area of home care. -
4 Proposal Pitfalls (And How To Avoid Them)
Shopping for a roof replacement, or repair, in the Knoxville area, can be exhausting! Multiple contractors, opinions, colors, and manufacturers are just a few of the factors to take into consideration when finalizing your selections. -
When To Replace My Roof: An Honest Opinion
As most of our community is well aware, Knoxville was hit by a size-able hailstorm in the spring of 2011. -
Cheap Excuses Roofers Use to Get Money Up Front
Undoubtably, If you are shopping for a roof you will hear at least one of these excuses. -
Telltale Signs of a Poor Roofing Salesman
Obviously, there are a few exceptions to this rule. If the property is 3 stories tall, or unusually steep a salesperson may have safety concerns about attempting to traverse the roof without a fellow roofer on site.