Roof Cleaning: Leave It To Guardian

As a homeowner, most of us have a long list of “to-do” items. We all like the sense of accomplishment when a project gets done, but those home projects take time. After a while, some items may get overlooked. One of these things is roof maintenance. Regular roof maintenance is necessary for your roofe to be safe and perform it’s waterproofing duty. But, since we aren’t up there very often, it gets forgotten. And, in the Pacific Northwest, the roof can accumulate moss, mold, and mildew. Unlike some jobs on your “D-I-Y” list, cleaning the roof is best left to the professionals.

The biggest reason you should have Guardian perform your roof cleaning is safety.  Being on your roof brings a significant risk of falls All it takes is stepping on a small branch or a loose shingle to lose your footing. Many falls simply occur from carelessness or inexperience. If you don’t set the ladder just right or carelessly take a misstep, you’re suddenly falling to the ground. And, that fall may mean a trip to the hospital. Stepping onto a ladder climbing off a roof adds the difficulty of not being able to see where you are stepping. There is also the risk that the ladder falls BEFORE you get on it. And then, you will be stuck up on the roof. Your roofing experts have all the necessary safety experience and equipment to get the job done quickly and safely. 

 Roof and gutter cleaning is not terribly complicated, but it isn’t exactly straightforward either. Properly cleaning and maintaining your roof and gutters requires proper attention and diligence. While your gutters may seem like they are easy to clean, it’s more than just snooping out the leaves. Your downspouts need proper cleaning, tooo. You can’t just drag your garden hose up there and use the water to flush them out. The clogged downspouts might just back the water up under the shingles. A higher pressure flushing is needed. And, dragging a house up and down the ladder increases the risk of slipping. Also, whenever your gutters are cleaned, they should also be inspected to ensure they are attached securely at the correct angle. Clean gutters are worthless if they can’t actually collect the water and drain effectively. Your roofing professionals can also spot any potential problems, like water damage, during their inspection.

In the Pacific Northwest, our climate is perfect for moss, mold, and mildew growth. You might think that cleaning a roof requires pressure washing. Pressure washing causes damage to the roof and peels layers of weather fighting roofing away. Cleaning your roof this way will shorten the life of your roof and cause leaks.

Some roofing companies offer chemical roof cleaners. You can also find D-I-Y homemade cleaning recipes. But, most roof cleaners are toxic. And, those corrosive chemicals on your roof may temporarily halt the growth of moss, nold, and mildew, but are very harmful to your roof and the environment. IThose chemical roofing solutions also must be applied in the exact amounts and evenly across the entire roof surface. If not, all of the growth won’t be and you’ll leave unsightly blemishes. Now your roof isn’t completely clean and your curb appeal is gone. 

Hiring a professional to properly clean your roof or gutters is not that expensive. It is likely to be less expensive than doing it yourself, given the safety and efficiency issues. There is also the cost of your time.  You would have to make trips to the store for the chemicals, get set up and clean your roof and gutters. And, then the time to clean up afterwards. After all that, you look at your work and realized you missed spots. Even worse, you may have damaged your shingles or flashing in the process or gotten hurt. That adds up to costly repairs, medical bills, or time off from work.

What you need is a non-abrasive, non-toxic Guardian expert to clean and preserve your roof. Guardian Roffing’s exclusive process uses non abrasive cleaning methods that will not damage your roof. We use a concentrated preservation spray material that is made exclusively for roofing that our installers are certified by the manufacturer to mix for your application. And the biodegradable antifungal preservative we use will kill existing moss and algae and keep it away for up to 5 Years Guaranteed!*

Reasons Why Guardian is Your Best Choice for Roof Maintenance

• Answers Phones With Live People 24/7
• On Time Appointments
• Drug Screened and Background Checked Employees
• Full Service Roofing Contractor
• Manufacturer Certified Installers
• Coating Manufactured Specifically For Roof Preservation.
• Actual Manufacturer Guarantee Against Fungus Growth
• Employees Fully Insured
• Clean and Courteous Technicians
• Squeaky Clean Job Sites

Sometimes it’s best to pick up the phone and leave it to the professionals. Plumbing, electrical, and roofing are three areas where DIY is not recommended. They require expertise and experience. Call us at 877-926-9966 to schedule your FREE on time roof cleaning and maintenance estimate, or schedule online. After filling out the form we will contact you right away. (Filling out the form saves you time on the phone!)

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The Guardian Gazette: September 2019 Newsletter

Happy September Friends!

Among my circle of family and friends, the month of September is synonymous with two things, the first being the Puyallup Fair. Though it has since been re-branded as the Washington State Fair, this once-a-year family exposition still boasts the same rides, fair food and amusements that I enjoyed as a child (as did my children), when it was still known simply as the Puyallup Fair.

The 2nd thing that comes to mind when I think of September is the drastic change in weather. The wind and rain of Fall are unavoidable and your roof typically takes the brunt of foul weather. Guardian wants to make sure you and your home are prepared and protected. If you suspect your roof has issues or you simply want confirmation that your roof is prepared for the rough weather ahead, call Guardian! Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are ready to help!

Let us worry about your roof so that you can focus on the more enjoyable things of September, like hot kettle popcorn and bird’s eyes views from a Ferris Wheel.

*Don’t forgot to visit the Washington State Fair, open now until September 22nd!*

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“Mobility helps contractors improve response time—without sacrificing quality.”

 

Here at Guardian it is our mission to provide excellent customer service and a quality product. While we rely on our employees to be the catalysts to those things, they rely on technological tools like smart phones and tablets to see them to fruition. Bottom line: we couldn’t do our jobs without using smart devices that allow us to be mobile and available to our awesome clientele. Thanks to T-Mobile, we can deliver our famous customer service at record speed, on the job-site or in the office.

Delivering excellent customer service means staying up to date on the newest technology, which is why our partnership with T-Mobile is so important.To learn more about how Guardian uses technology to be better for our clients, check out T-Mobile’s newest article by clicking the button below.

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Every year, the prestigious editorial releases to the public a list of the best roofing contractors in the areas of commercial, residential, and industrial. Making the List, which is now in its 11th year, has become extremely competitive as more and more roofing contractors use it to set themselves apart from others in the industry.

This year Guardian Roofing secured #111 on the list of 150, moving up from #120 in 2018, and #90 in 2017. With well over 100,000 registered roofing contractors spread out across the country, standing out as one of the top 1% for the last 3 years in a row is an honor and a privilege.

We are so excited to be included in this list,” said Guardian’s General Manager Matt Swanson. “Our guys love being able to show prospective clients our ranking. It helps solidify us in the client’s mind as being a company that is not only vetted and certified, but trustworthy as well. Making the Top 150 List is like Christmas morning to a roofing contractor”.

Guardian would like to thank their employees for all their hard work and dedication, and their clients for placing their trust and their homes in Guardian’s hands. We couldn’t have made the Roofing Contractor Top 150 list without you!

 

This month’s featured review:

“Excellent service. Especially because I needed someone to come today and Guardian made it happen. Service man was on time, excellent to work with. He found a couple of other repairs that needed to be done, documented with photos, no pressure – just information – so I could trust what I was being told. I am very thankful I used Guardian”.

 

We are so grateful for our customer reviews. A kind review is one of the greatest gifts the Guardian team can receive from a client. Each month we reward three clients for their positive accolades.

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Meet the Team!

Meet Sydney Buttolph!

Sydney is Guardian’s new HR Generalist and we are so excited to have her join the team! When she’s not conducting interviews or helping our employees with HR questions, you can find her at a concert or catching a movie.

Her secret skill is the jazz flute. According to her, she played the flute “before Lizzo and Ron Burgundy made it cool”.

Welcome aboard Sydney!

 

 

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After A Fire

No one wants to think about a home fire. But, they do happen. A fire in your home is devastating both physically and emotionally. In addition to damage to your home, you could lose valuable possessions and irreplaceable personal items, like baby pictures and family heirlooms. So, every homeowner needs to take steps to protect your property and your family. If there is a fire, you will have to recover your losses and heal from the damage. But, after any traumatic event, you don’t have to manage everything by yourself. Ask family and friends to help you with some of the steps you’ll need to take to repair the damage. Their help and support will shorten your long to do list and lift your spirits.

Your first step to recovering from a fire is prevention. You can’t always prevent a fire from happening, but you can increase your family’s safety and minimize the potential damage. Creating a fire escape plan and practice it with your family can help them keep a cool head and get out quickly. Adding smoke alarms in your home and keeping them properly maintained will speed your reaction to a fire. Some security systems have the capacity to detect a fire and automatically notify emergency services, So, your only focus can be escaping the fire as quickly as possible.

This checklist serves as a quick reference and guide for you to follow after a fire occurs.

• If you own your house or you have renter’s insurance, contact your insurance company for detailed instructions on protecting the property, processing your claim, and contacting fire damage restoration companies. And, notify your mortgage company of the fire. If you are renting, contact the home’s owner.  If you do not have renter’s insurance, private organizations may be able to provide aid and assistance.
• Contact any family members that may not have been in the home. Let them know what happened and let them know that everybody is okay. 
• Contact your local disaster relief agency, like The Red Cross, if you need temporary housing, food and medicines.
• Confirm that you home is safe to enter with the fire department. Be aware that structural damage may have been caused by the fire. The fire department should confirm that utilities are either safe to use or are disconnected before they leave the site.  DO NOT attempt to reconnect utilities yourself, have a professional plumber and electrician perform a thorough inspection and repair.
• Conduct an inventory of damaged property and items.  Do not throw away any damaged goods until after an inventory is made. Having photographed or documented your valuable items in advance and stored in a fire safe location will aid in processing your insurance claim. Some homeowners videotape the entire home to document items and their location.
• If your valuable documents and records weren;t stored in a fire safe location, try to locate them or obtain copies.  It would be great to have receipts and bank statements of purchased items.
• Begin saving receipts for any money you spend related to fire loss.  The receipts may be needed later by the insurance company and for verifying losses claimed on your income tax. 

 In the event of a fire, remember that every second counts, so everyone must be prepared. Escape plans help you get out of your home quickly. No one wants to have to clean up and repair the damage after a fire, but Guardian is here to help.

When your home is ready for a new roof, repairs, or maintenance, you need a reliable, dependable roof repair company. You count on you roofing contractor to keep your home safe and dry. Guardian Roofing is committed to providing top-quality service, professionalism and workmanship.

If you are looking for a roof repair contractor please call us today at 844-499-7822 or complete our online service request form.

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The Guardian Gazette: August 2019 Newsletter

Sunshine and Shade and Water to Wade

Happy August! It’s one of the last months of summer yet I feel like it was the 1st of June just yesterday. Pretty soon the kids will be going back to school, blow-up pools will be packed away, and we’ll all be swapping out our sandals for rain boots.

While the beginning of a new season is exciting (bring on those pumpkin spice lattes!), the closing of one can be a little bit sad. That’s why it’s so important to make the most of these last Pacific Northwest summer days. Fire up that barbecue, slather on that sunscreen, and cannon-ball into that pool!

I recently came across a children’s poem that made me smile so wide I knew I had to share it with you.

Why I like Summer

It’s sun and shade, it’s water to wade

It’s frogs and bugs, it’s grass for rugs

It’s eating outside, it’s a tree-swing ride

It’s tomatoes and corn, it’s dew in the morn

It’s warm starry nights, it’s road-trip sites

It’s a hot sunny sky.

It’s summer, that’s why!

From all of us here at Guardian we hope you and your family enjoy the month of August! It has been our privilege to serve you in the Summer, Fall, Spring and Winter.

Lori and the Guardian Team

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This month’s featured review:

“Jeff is super awesome. He did amazing work and took the time to answer a few additional questions I had. Thanks so much Jeff!”

 

We are so grateful for our customer reviews. A kind review is one of the greatest gifts the Guardian team can receive from a client. Each month we reward three clients for their positive accolades.

This month, we are rewarding Josh Campbell, Lois Dennett, and Becky Byus. Be on the lookout for a pair of Movie Theater E-tickets to arrive in your email inbox soon!

 

22 Summer Bucket List Ideas
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Meet the Team!

Meet Tyler Leach!

Tyler has been with Guardian for over 3 years and started out as a cleaning technician. Today he is a highly skilled Roof Technician who can tackle almost any roof issue, regardless of the roof slope!

When he’s not out on the roof he enjoys adventuring to new places, spending time in the great outdoors, and hanging out with his friends. Tyler has a big personality and our clients love him!

 

 

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The Guardian Gazette: July 2019 Newsletter

Summer is in full swing here in the Pacific Northwest and I for one am loving this warm, sunny weather! Don’t get me wrong, rain is good when you’re a roofer and I’m always grateful when the fall comes around because that means there’s work to be done and roofs to repair. But I sure do love the smell of a charcoal barbecue and the taste of a freshly cut watermelon- two sure signs of summer.
Summertime seems to go by so quickly! Before you know it you’ll be picking out pumpkins, raking up leaves, and trying to fix a leak in your roof that’s been there since last spring. Don’t wait till the Autumn months to address your roof problems! Call Guardian today so you can get back to enjoying your summer! Declare independence from roof issues and take advantage of our Roof Done – Summer Fun Event, starting now and extending to July 31st!

 

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“Jason was OUTSTANDING! He clearly enjoys helping people! He’s friendly and pays special attention to the fine details. Jason enjoys working at Guardian, sharing many positive good words about his company and the people he works with and for. We highly recommend Jason”.

 

We are so grateful for our customer reviews. A kind review is one of the greatest gifts the Guardian team can receive from a client. Each month we reward three clients for their positive accolades.

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Top 10 Summer Home Safety Tips
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Meet the Team!

Meet Joe Gonzalez!

Joe has been with Guardian for 9 years and started off as a entry level Roofing Technician. Joe quickly rose through the ranks due to his hard work and skill and today he is one of our most sought after On Demand Repair Technicians!

When he’s not taking care of our clients Joe likes to spend his time with his wife Robin and their two children, Alexis and Roman. And if he’s not with his family or on a roof, you’ll most likely find him salmon fishing! (Ssshhh…don’t tell Robin).

 

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The Guardian Gazette: June 2019 Newsletter

It seems summer is in full swing here in the Pacific Northwest! Warm summer evenings are best spent with friends and family in the backyard, sipping on lemonade and waiting for those burgers to finally come off the grill. On weekends, there is nothing better than a scenic hike with views of snow-capped mountains or a spot on the water where you can hear the splashing and laughter of those around you. Summer is the time to get to know your neighbors, go on that vacation, or make those plans that you couldn’t during the fall, winter, and spring. Don’t let worrisome roof troubles spoil your summer fun! Call Guardian today and we’ll take care of your roof so you can enjoy living in the most beautiful place during the most beautiful season.

 

 

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A look back on National Roofing Week

June 2nd – 8th was National Roofing week, where we took the time to celebrate our team, our clients, and our accomplishments. We feel incredibly blessed to be able to do what we love (roofing) while serving you (our awesome clients). Thank you for supporting us in 2019! We look forward to serving you for many years to come!

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Home Fire Safety And Prevention – Part 1

Like any homeowner, business owner or renter, you want a safe, comfortable home for our families and pets. You take steps to ensure that our HVAC systems are properly maintained, the landscaping is watered and trimmed, and the drinking water is clean. But, before you take all of those precautions, you need to take the first important steps of fire prevention. Home fires can be so devastating because our lives are contained in the memories and mementos you have accumulated in our homes.

To take the right precautions, you need to understand a little about how fires behave. Fires start quickly and can spread even faster. In just a few seconds, a small spark can become a major fire. Once the fire starts, you have the added dangers of smoke and heat. Heat is more life threatening than the actual flames. Temperatures in a fire can range from 100 degrees at floor level to 600 degrees at eye level. Inhaling this super-hot air will sear your lungs and melt clothes to your skin. Once the smoke accumulates in the home, it’s very difficult to see. In addition  the smoke itself is highly toxic and causes disorientation and dizziness. Smoke incapacitates people quickly leading to more deaths than the heat and flames.

Before a fire begins, you and your family need to be able to escape your home in less than 2 minutes. The first step is to create an escape plan, just like the ones you see in hotel rooms. Create a map of your home and draw the fastest escape routes from each room along with a secondary route, in case the first one is blocked. For example, most people have at least one exterior door for a primary exit route. A secondary route might be a window onto a neighboring roof or a collapsible ladder for escape from upper story windows. Make sure your doors and windows are properly maintained and can be opened easily. Establish a meeting place outside your home to ensure everyone, including pets, are out of the home.

After you explain your map and routes to your family, you need to practice with a series of fire drills. You need to escape in under 2 minutes. And, you also have to plan for difficulties. Practice feeling your way out of the house in the dark or with your eyes closed. Practice opening windows and removing screens. Twice each year, practice your home fire escape plan.  Weather conditions may also impede your escape route, like icy roofs or swelling doors that make escape more difficult. These difficulties need to be included in your plan. Also, teach children not to hide from firefighters.

During a fire drill, practice as if there is an actual fire. Practice crawling low under any smoke to your exit. Heavier, hotter smoke and poisonous gases collect first along the ceiling. Before opening a door, feel the doorknob and door. If either is hot, or if there is smoke coming around the door, leave the door closed and use your secondary escape route. If you do open a door, open it slowly. Prepare to close it quickly if heavy smoke or fire is present.  If you can’t get out, cover HVAC vents and cover the cracks around doors with cloth, wet towel or tape to keep smoke out. Say where you are and signal for help at the window with a light-colored cloth or a flashlight.

Fire Escape Planning for Older Adults and People with Access or Functional Needs:

• Live near an easily accessible exit. The safest space is on the ground floor near an exterior door if you live in an apartment building or multi-story home.
• If you use a walker or wheelchair, verify that you can exit easily and quickly. Make sure any necessary accommodations are installed, like exit ramps and widening doorways
• Speak to your family members, building manager, or neighbors about your fire safety plan and practice it with them.
• Contact your local fire department’s non-emergency line and explain your special needs and ask them to keep your special needs information on file.
• Keep a phone near your bed and in your pocket and be ready to call 911.

During an actual fire, call 9-1-1 immediately. If your clothes catch fire, stop, drop, and roll.  Stop immediately, drop to the ground, and cover your face with your hands. Then, roll over and over or back and forth until the fire is out.  You can also smother the flames with a blanket or towel. Use cool water to treat the burn immediately for 3 to 5 minutes. Cover with a clean, dry cloth.  Get medical help right away. If you can’t get to someone needing assistance, leave the home and call 9-1-1 or the fire department. Tell the emergency operator where the person is located. If pets are trapped inside your home, tell firefighters right away.

Smoke Alarms

Your first line of defense is a properly working smoke alarm. Smoke alarms significantly increases your chances of escaping home fire. You need to insure your home has both ionization and photoelectric smoke alarms, or dual sensor smoke alarms, which contain both ionization and photoelectric smoke sensors. You need to test the alarms once a month and replace the batteries once a year. Smoke alarms should be installed on every level of your home, in the garage and basement and both inside and outside of sleeping areas. You will also need to replace smoke alarms every 8 to 10 years. Never disable a smoke alarm while cooking, since cooking fires occur with little warning. Smoke alarms are also designed for people with special safety concerns. For the hearing and vision impared, strobe lights, vibrating pads, and intermittent audible alarms can be installed.  Smoke alarms with a strobe light outside the home to catch the attention of neighbors and emergency call systems for summoning help are also available.

Additional Fire Safety Tips:

• Make digital copies of valuable documents and records like birth certificates. Photograph any valuable items, such as electronics, jewelry, or computers, for your insurance company and keep any documentation about them in a secure place.
• Sleep with your door closed.
• Get up to date information on the proper use and maintenance of fire extinguishers. Make sure you have a working fire extinguisher near your stove and fireplace.
• Consider installing an automatic fire sprinkler system in your residence.

Home Fire Prevention

Most home fires are preventable! Here are simple steps that you can take to prevent a fire:

Cooking

• Do not leave your stove unattended. If you must leave the kitchen for even a short period of time, turn off the stove.
• Wear short, close-fitting or tightly rolled sleeves when cooking.
• Keep children away from cooking areas by enforcing a “kid-free zone” of 3 feet around the stove.
• Position barbecue grills at least 10 feet away from siding and deck railings, and out from under eaves and overhanging branches.

Smoking

• Smoke outside away from the house. Completely extinguish butts in an ashtray or a can filled with sand.
• Soak cigarette butts and ashes in water before throwing them away. Never toss hot cigarette butts or ashes in the trash can.
• Never smoke in a home where oxygen is used, even if it is turned off. Oxygen can be explosive and makes fire burn hotter and faster.
• Be alert. If you are tired, have been drinking, or have taken medication that makes you drowsy, don’t smoke – especially in bed.

Electrical and Appliance Safety

• Make sure your appliances are properly maintained. Damaged wires can cause fires. Replace all worn, old or damaged electrical cords immediately.
• Do not run cords under rugs or furniture.
• If an appliance has a three-prong plug, use it only in a three-slot outlet. Never force it to fit into a two-slot outlet or extension cord.
• Immediately shut off and professionally replace light switches that are not working, are hot to the touch or lights that flicker.
• Portable generators should NEVER be used indoors and should only be refueled outdoors or in well ventilated areas.

Portable Space Heaters

If you must use portable space heaters, keep flammable materials at least three feet away from the heater.

• Only heaters evaluated by a nationally recognized laboratory, such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL) should be used.
• Portable heaters must have a thermostat control and an emergency switch that will automatically turn the heater off if the heater falls over.
• Only use crystal clear K-1 kerosene in kerosene heaters. Never overfill it. Only use the heater in a well-ventilated location.

Fireplaces And Wood Stoves

• Inspect and clean woodstove pipes and chimneys at least one a year and check monthly for damage or obstructions.
• Use a heavy fireplace screen to prevent logs from rolling out of the fireplace. It should also completely cover the opening of the fireplace to catch flying sparks.
• Make sure the fire is completely out before leaving the house or going to bed.

Children

• Teach children that fire is a tool, not a toy.
• Store matches and lighters out of reach and sight, preferably in high or locked cabinet.
• Never leave children unattended near hot stoves and ovens or burning candles and fireplaces even for a brief moment.

In the event of a fire, remember that every second counts, so everyone must be prepared. Escape plans help you get out of your home quickly. Fire prevention can make your home safer so fires won’t happen.

When your home is ready for a new roof, repairs, or maintenance, you need a reliable, dependable roof repair company. You count on you roofing contractor to keep your home safe and dry. Guardian Roofing is committed to providing top-quality service, professionalism and workmanship.

If you are looking for a roof repair contractor please call us today at 844-499-7822 or complete our online service request form.

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