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Roofing The Right Way  
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ISBN: 0070066507
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
   Book Review


The New York Times,
"... a detailed manual on how to apply all popular types of roofing... contains a lot of useful information that will be of great help to those who want to do their own roofing."


Owen Whetzel, San Jose Mercury News
"... before calling a roofing contractor, take time to read... Roofing the Right Way."


The Washington Post,12/96
"It is rewarding to find a book that takes the time in text and pictures to divide a job into many segments, then subdivides them into understandable sequences that don't leave out details you need to do the job correctly."


New York Public Library,
"Scores of excellent photographs and diagrams are provided."


Morris & James Carey, San Francisco Examiner; National Syndicated Home Improvement Columnists
"If you're one of the 23 million families in America whose homes are more than 50 years old, this is definitely a must read... gives you a complete rundown of what to look for when inspecting your roof, what materials are available-there are lots of new ones-and how to do the job yourself... There are plenty of good black-and-white photos and diagrams to help you understand the techniques of installing a roof."


Book Description
If you're one of the 23 million families in America whose homes are more than 50 years old, this is definitely a must read... gives you a complete rundown of what to look for when inspecting your roof, what materials are available-there are lots of new ones-and how to do the job yourself... There are plenty of good black-and-white photos and diagrams to help you understand the techniques of installing a roof.


The Midwest Book Review
"With the aid of this guide, homeowners can successfuly complete their own roofing projects at a fraction of the cost of seeking expert assistance... the handyman homeowner will find it an essential reference."


From the Back Cover
Do it yourself and do it right with the definitive step-by-step roofing manual If you want to save up to 60 percent, or even more, on roofing repairs or replacement, this book can help you. It's like having a professional at your side to prevent mistakes that could be costly. Even roofing apprentices and construction professionals can learn from the information and advice inside this best-selling guide. Completely updated with new material and illustrations, this edition gives you: Full details on the newest tools and materials; Inside information on all the latest roofing techniques used by professionals; Step-by-step instructions on roof repair and installation; Clear work-in-progress illustrations; Precise descriptions of application patterns; Complete details on concrete tile roofing and other hot trends; Tips on choosing a contractor; Detailed field studies and best practice information. A useful appendix contains answers to frequently asked roofing questions. In addition, you'll find comprehensive lists for sources of products and tools, and information on roofing associations and institutes.


About the Author
Background combines an unusual mix of skills. With a degree in journalism and several years' experience as a roofing contractor, I began editing technical how-to books. While working for my first publisher, I saw the opportunity to write a book in my area of expertize.




Roofing the Right Way

FROM THE PUBLISHER

If you're one of the 23 million families in America whose homes are more than 50 years old, this is definitely a must read... gives you a complete rundown of what to look for when inspecting your roof, what materials are available-there are lots of new ones-and how to do the job yourself... There are plenty of good black-and-white photos and diagrams to help you understand the techniques of installing a roof.

     



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