Serving the gulf coast before Katrina and we will be here after others have gone.
Timely service and competitive pricing is only the surface of what Waterside Roofing is about. With over 25 years of roofing experience there isn't a roof that we haven't replace or repaired without the complete satisfaction of our customer.
Not only do we give free estimates but also when the job is agreed upon it will be completed in 3 - 4 days. This includes magnet sweeping the property to pick up all loose nails. Our policy for payment is, payment isn't due until the job is done and done right.
Here are some important things to know about Waterside Roofing:
Waterside Roofing is committed to rebuilding the coast but most importantly we look forward to helping you rebuild your home and getting your life back to normal.
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Submitted by Tim from Hauppauge NY
Q: I like the look + color scheme of the TAMKO architectural shingles better than the GAF architectural shingles. Is there any downside to using TAMKO instead of GAF?
Answered 03/12/07 22:58:44 by Patrick Rochon
A: yes and no. i prefer gaf over tamko. gaf use metric and tamko plan wich are older use the old systemSubmitted by Rick from Austin, Texas
Q: Shouldn't my 3 tab ridge caps match my field shingles? Please advise! I need help on this answer! Thanks, Rick
Answered 03/11/07 14:11:52 by Patrick Rochon
A: yes rick . you need to use the same shingles as the fieldSubmitted by Margo from Atlanta, GA
Q: While getting quotes for a new roof, I am getting conflicting information concerning attic ventilation. I know that I need to have a ridge vent added to the house. Question is does the power vent (temp only) interfere with the airflow for the ridge vent or diminish the ridge vent's effectiveness? Would you remove the power vent or leave it on a total re-roof? Many thanks.
Answered 03/01/07 00:08:47 by Patrick Rochon
A: remove the power ventSubmitted by Anonymous from Pittsburgh, PA
Q: We had two holes punctured into our roof from a tree about 1 foot up from the gutter. When correcting what was damaged, is it important to replace the drip edge with ice guard as well?
Answered 02/26/07 23:44:48 by Patrick Rochon
A: yesSubmitted by TOM from DENVER CO.
Q: Will a low profile vent act as a vacuum sucking in water and snow when you have a ridge vent as well
Answered 02/09/07 00:01:01 by Patrick Rochon
A: know but in the summer it will suck hot air if place to close to the ridgeSubmitted by Anonymous from miami, fl
Q: i am being offered a GAF timberline 40 in place of the 30 year certainteed i ordered when i signed my roofing contract. is the gaf timeberline 40 a better quality. i am under the impression that certainteed is a better shingle. i think i also like the shadow effect of the certainteed vs. the gaf. your advice please?
Answered 01/28/07 23:13:55 by Patrick Rochon
A: yes gaf 40 years is better look at the wind rating different to start and ask the difference to go to a 50 years gafSubmitted by ira from new jersey
Q: how do you rate the performance of GAF timberline 30 shingles versus Owens Corning Oakridge Plus dimensional...gaf is 70 mph rated while OC is 110 mph rated
Answered 12/03/06 23:59:20 by Patrick Rochon
A: you are comparing two diiferent shingles timberline 30 is the same as oak pro 30 from o.c. ,, o.c oak plus is the same as grand timberlineSubmitted by maurto from indinapolis, indiana
Q: where can I get an non-bias appraisal of hail damage to my roof? My insurance company says there is less damage than told by contracters.
Answered 11/28/06 01:29:54 by Patrick Rochon
A: the insurer will always said less than your real damage and the contractor wants to make money. you will have to settle for the middle or see and arbitrator,Submitted by boomer/sparkle from hamptons,new york
Q: I have a home on windy ocean/bay, i had 11 metal ridge vents 4' long each recent storm blew one off roof. House is 19 years old.What is best & easiest to install new ridge vents. Is it easy to install ,its a ranch house. thanks joe
Answered 11/05/06 14:25:22 by Patrick Rochon
A: it is very easy to install ridge vent use cobra by gaf, put the nails in the mark line and use 3" nails cobra III contains the nails with it . And use timbertex by gaf to cover the ridge.Submitted by Kenneth from knoxville, TN
Q: How do I rate the shingles. I haave quotations from 3 contractors and each use a differnet brand. The three brands are GAF, Owens Corning and Tamko. I also now that Cetainteed also makes shingles. Any advice?. Thanks
Answered 11/05/06 14:22:48 by Patrick Rochon
A: i personnally use gaf first with oc and certainted secondSubmitted by Anthony from philadelphia
Q: I am in the process of remodeling my living rm. I ripped up the carpet expecting to find hard wood floors that are present elsewhere in the house but to my surprise found what appears to be linoleum. My question is does linoleum contain asbestos? also the underlayment appears to be a cardboard like subtance, what are the odds of asbestos in this? The house is old so the threat of asbestos is always in the picture, i've had the plaster tested it was negative. Thanks
Answered 11/05/06 14:21:53 by Patrick Rochon
A: noSubmitted by dk2020 from longboat key florida
Q: I am considering purchasing a condominium which has a flat roof sundeck. the owner told me that it is aon. I cannot find any information on that type of roof. Please advise.
Answered 10/31/06 00:01:15 by Patrick Rochon
A: never heard oof that. maybe epdm or rubber roof but aon???Submitted by RT from jackson, TN
Q: My roof is 30 year arch. shingles and was installed in 2003. Had hail storm in 3-06 and the ins. company is saying they will replace only parts of the roof as the damage is not great enough for them to replace all of it. Can this be done in sections and will it match the existing?
Answered 10/27/06 00:57:19 by Patrick Rochon
A: it will take years to match, due to the sun effect and algea on the shingles. put it can be patch one shingles at the time. check your insurance policies carefully.Submitted by Bruce from Christmas, FL
Q: I am about to replace my asphault shingles. I have a 10/12 roof pitch and the roofer wants to use 20 year shingles. Is there that much difference compared to the 25 year ones, or would the money savings be worth it to stay with the 20 year ones?
Answered 10/27/06 00:54:17 by Patrick Rochon
A: on a 10/12 roof you should put arch shingle 30 years. i don't recommened 20 yearsSubmitted by Anonymous from Boston, Ma
Q: I presure washed the wood shingle siding on one side of my house, and the color changed from silver to a light wood (prefer). The shingles have also become furry. Have I damged them and if I have how do I fix it. Since I prefer the color can I finish the house using the same process ?
Answered 10/24/06 00:19:19 by Patrick Rochon
A: the water did that use sand paper to cut the furry
