Rennison Roofing & Exteriors, LLC

Repairing your exterior siding can be sufficient when you have: Minor chips or cracks Small holes A loose panel Slight dents Replacing your exterior siding is the better option when you find: Bubbles in the panels Faded siding Dry rot Large or multiple holes

Although vinyl siding is designed to last for decades, there are certain circumstances that can cause it to crack or warp over time. These are: Exposure to heat and sunlight Water damage Insect infestations Poor installation Hail damage

Yes, of course. Homeowners often repair holes in vinyl siding, as long as the damage isn’t too widespread. But, if moisture has set in and caused rotting wood, the structural integrity of your home could be at risk. So, it could be better to opt for new vinyl siding.

No regular glue is 100% waterproof, so if any moisture gets in or there’s movement in the vinyl siding panels, it’s not going to last long. A better option would be epoxy glue, which is a mixture of epoxy resin and a hardener. Its versatility means you can use it on all types of materials, including: Vinyl Glass Wood Stone Plastic

Various materials can be used to repair cracked vinyl siding, these include: Thin PVC vinyl patches Polyurethane caulking Replacement panel

Depending on the brand, insulated vinyl siding can be extremely energy efficient. Especially when installed with fan-fold foam insulation or other sheathing insulation products.

Yes, of course. Best practice is to remove the old siding, as if there are any hidden problems underneath your old exterior, you’ll end up with a lot of problems in the future. Such as: Warranties becoming null and void Spreading moisture and rotting wood Rodent and insect infestations Wall cavity and stud damage Decreased structural integrity Bumps and imperfections showing through

Various energy saving materials can be found under your existing vinyl siding, or installed under your new siding, such as: Wall sheathing Fiberglass Cellulose Foam insulation Stucco Sheet insulation House wrap Wood siding

A lot of work goes into a vinyl siding installation, and the process usually goes as follows: Remove old siding Repair underlying damage to wood Prepare the walls Cut the panels to size Install insulation Install the vinyl panels

Generally, it can take anywhere between 1-2 weeks to install vinyl siding on your home. But that all depends on: Size and shape of your home Type of siding material Whether siding is pre-finished or needs painting Underlying damage or rotting wood to be repaired Old panel removal Waiting on building inspections

On average, it can take between one and two weeks to fully install James Hardie siding on your house. But that all depends on: Size and shape of your home Adverse weather conditions Building inspection delays Old panel removal Underlying damage to be repaired

Yes, all James Hardie siding products are coated in a sealant designed to repel moisture. Therefore, it won’t suffer from moisture damage such as mold or mildew. Your James Hardie siding will stay protected, whatever the weather.

Depending on the brand of brick and vinyl siding, James Hardie fiber cement products can be slightly more expensive. Installation costs can also be more costly due to the extra labor involved, but the longevity, durability, and beauty of James Hardie siding products are unmatched by any other competitor.

Yes, as it’s made from fiber cement, Hardie board siding is 100% waterproof. It’s also designed to protect your home from strong winds, rain, hailstones, and fire damage.

To finish the look on your HardiePlank® installation, you can choose from a range of HardieTrim® boards, such as: Smooth batten boards Rustic grain batten boards 5/4 smooth 5/4 rustic 4/4 smooth 4/4 rustic

While most buildings with metal roofs have no problems, properties with existing cell phone disruptions can have increased issues. However, this can easily be remedied by installing a cell phone signal booster, or a femtocell.

There are many reasons to choose a metal roof for your property, but the main one is longevity. Metal roofs are designed to last up to 70 years, outperforming other roofing materials by as much as 40 years.

Not if you want your roof to pass a building code inspection. Metal roofs can last decades longer than shingles, so underlying damage to your plywood or roof shingles can increase over time and ruin the structural integrity of your home.

Traditionally, metal roofing is renowned for being more expensive than shingles. But that all depends on the style, thickness, and brand you choose. One thing is for sure, metal roofing will save you money in the long run, with its longevity, durability, energy efficiency, and low maintenance requirements.

We offer a range of high-quality GAF shingles, but the best quality for you depends on what you need for your home. Each set of shingles come in a range of GAF colors and materials, so it’s important to choose a type that offers the best protection for your local weather conditions such as: High winds Heavy sun exposure High moisture Hailstorms We offer free consultations to help you decide which option is best for your home, so call us anytime for more information.

A GAF system plus warranty is the basic level warranty from GAF. You’ll get a wind warranty for 15 years, algae warranty for 10 years, and a lifetime warranty for product defects. Tear-off of your roof is covered when necessary, but it doesn’t cover the disposal of it. But, if you’d like a warranty upgrade to cover disposals and installations, give us a call.

GAF Master Elite® contractors are experts in the latest technologies, materials, and techniques for GAF roofing products. As we participate in extensive training each year, you’ll have access to the top 2% of roofing contractors in North America, and the most inclusive warranties on the roofing market.

No. Waiving an insurance deductible is illegal and puts you at risk of insurance fraud charges. If you want high quality craftsmanship from a reputable roofing company, you’ll never be offered the option of waiving deductibles, and we highly recommend you don’t consider it.

Hailstones can be a nightmare for South Carolina homeowners. You’ll know the signs of roof damage from hail when you notice: Granule loss Cracks in the shingles Exposed fiberglass mat Fractured fiberglass mat Weakened seals on shingles Splits in the shingles

Depending on the extent of damage, roof repairs are often sufficient. Cost-effective solutions are our priority, so if the damage isn’t too advanced, we’ll repair your roof to the highest standard. If the damage is more significant, such as major holes, sagging, or rotting, it may be time for a roof replacement.

From the moment it’s installed, your roof is exposed to the elements, and suffers from wear and tear. Generally, your roof wears out from: UV damage High temperatures Debris build up Clogged drains Thermal shock Poor maintenance Stormy weather Hailstones High winds and rain Environmental exposure

Yes, of course. House insurance claims can be confusing at the best of times, and if not filed correctly, your claim can be prolonged or even denied. But don’t worry, we’ll help you every step of the way. We’ll provide all the paperwork, explain all the terminology, help determine your out of pocket costs, and meet with your adjuster to ensure you get the most from your settlement.

At Rennison Roofing, we offer all types of commercial roofing systems, including: Commercial flat roofing Regular shingle roofing Architectural shingles Designer architectural shingles Bituminous roofing Built-up roofing Metal roofing Low slope roofing

Yes, of course. All commercial roofs are bound to suffer from storm damage or wear and tear over time, so we offer both commercial roof maintenance and repairs for businesses across South Carolina.

EPDM roofing systems can be black or white in color, and are made up of synthetic rubber membranes. It’s the lowest cost per square foot of any flat roofing material, but has less structural integrity than TPO and wouldn’t be as capable of supporting heavy equipment.

TPO roofing systems are typically bright white, though custom colors are available at a higher price. Made up of plastic-based single-ply membranes, TPO roofs are industry favorites of the single-ply roofing market. Offering customization, durability, and insulation like no other commercial roofing material on the market, TPO roofing systems are the perfect way to save money on cooling bills, and are incredibly easy to maintain.

First of all, don’t panic! If a new roof leaks, it’s usually down to something simple that can easily be addressed, such as tricky flashing around chimneys or windows. Give us a call so we can assess the situation and help you determine your next steps.

Depending on the age and condition of the wood, it’s generally a good idea to replace it when having a new roof installed. Sometimes, all it needs is a few minor repairs. A professional assessment of the wood is the only way to find out, which can take place during a roof replacement estimate.

There are many questions you need to ask when having your roof replaced, including how long the job will take. It all depends on these factors: Size of your home Complexity and slope of your old roof Acquiring permits Approval from your home insurance company Types of materials needed Give us a call for a roof replacement free estimate, and we’ll let you know exactly how long it should take.

Absolutely. Removing the old roof before installing a new one is essential if you want your home to meet building codes. Not only will your roof fail an inspection, you’ll end up with problems such as: Lumpy shingles Spreading rotten wood Extra stress on your roof Escalation of minor leaks Deterioration of structural integrity

GAF shingles generally last around 30 years, depending on weather conditions and regular maintenance. All GAF shingles come with warranties. A lifetime warranty for manufacturer defects, a 15-year wind warranty, and a 25-year limited warranty for mold and mildew. When you choose Rennison Roofing for replacements and installations, you’ll also get a workmanship warranty for up to 25 years, as we’re certified as GAF Master Elite roofing contractors.

Are you a roofing crew? If so, if you have a dump trailer and are insured, please call our office and speak with David.