H. Armstrong Roberts/ClassicStock/Getty ImagesAdding a garage to your property is an excellent way to increase its value. A garage can be used to store vehicles or as a workshop, which is appealing to homebuyers. However, adding one requires a considerable investment of time and money.

The cost depends on whether you build a one-car or two-car garage, the materials used and the contractors fees. The first step isto understand the costs and draw up a realistic budget.

Homeowners in the United States spend an average of $24,588 to build a two-car garage. More elaborate structures could soar to $50,000, but in most cases the cost falls between $15,153 and $34,145. Garages offer approximately an 81 percent return on investment.

Before drafting a budget for the project, you need to consider how big you want your garage to be, where you intend to place it in relation to the house, and what kind of functionality you expect. At a minimum, answer the following questions:

From tearing down an existing structure to installing the electrical components in the new structure, building a garage incurs a number of costs that you need to factor into your budget.

Adding on a garage is expensive. A home equity loan can be a great way to pay for it.

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Hands On Oregon is ready to finish its Love Our Flag project at Conover Square.

HOO President Rick Ryland said Monday that the siding supplies are ordered, and installation should begin by the end of September.

After months attempting to work out the logistics for installing a solar wall, the committee agreed that the additional costs and regulations were not worth the supposed savings it was to generate, Ryland said. We could not order supplies until we knew if we needed absorbent steel or reflective steel. The color of that south wall will not need to be dark, since the solar wall is out. The color will be sandstone, very similar to the color of the stucco that was removed.

For the past year and a half, HOO members have been working with Conover Square owner Lou VanderWyst to repair the south wall of the century-plus-old former piano factory turned mall.

Moisture and age had caused the wall of the building to deteriorate and bow out.

VanderWyst had already shored up the inside of the wall with jacks and was doing what he could to deal with the problem.

However, money was tight, and he lacked the amount needed to make the extensive repairs.

HOO set to work in late December of 2015, removing the stucco from the walls outside and shoring up the studding, then insulating the wall and sheeting it.

The process has been slow at times, but obstacles have been overcome and donations have rolled in.

The plan includes a large mural of the American flag on the finished wall, along with the names of all the donors who have supported the project.

The flag will still be in the upper right corner and take up one quarter of the size of the wall.

It will look spectacular from the bridge, Ryland said. We need yet to fabricate the stars.

The cost of the material is $29,705.

Tip Top Roofing and Construction Company worked very closely with the supplier Pac-Clad on the order. They are ready to work as soon as the supplies arrive, he said.

ComEd said that we could not work in the summer because the electric lines are overloaded due mainly to air conditioning usage, Ryland said. We do not anticipate any problems with them rerouting electricity or moving the lines in the fall. The flag should fly by Thanksgiving.

He expressed appreciation for the help HOO has received on the project.

Without the help of our volunteers and the contributions of all, we wouldnt be this close to finishing. Thank you. A thousand times: thank you. Oregon is shining again, he said.

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MILLBURY - For more than a decade, frustrated neighbors have been asking the town to force the owners of 158 Wheelock Ave. to clean up the property.

Now the house has been reduced to a pile of rubble, after a raging fire ripped through the structure just before midnight Tuesday.

The blaze consumed the house and charred a second house nearby. Two other houses suffered heat damage, leaving the siding looking as though it was dripping off the walls. Fire Chief Richard Hamilton was treated for heat exhaustion and dehydration, and was recovering at home Wednesday morning. There were no other injuries.

The call for the fire came in at 11:50 p.m., and a dispatcher described the home to those responding as "boarded up" as they raced to the scene. They arrived to find the home engulfed in flames and replied to the dispatcher that they felt they were about to lose a second house to the blaze.

Neighbors could hear explosions, and the dispatcher radioed that she was being told the house had "blown up."

Stephen Herriage was among those who ran toward the fire, only to be turned back by the intense heat.

"It was so hot," Mr. Herriage said in an interview Wednesday morning. "You couldnt get near it ... but when the ladder truck got here, thats when they really were able to get a lot of water on it."

The fire came as no surprise to Debbie Gemme, whose family lives nearby.

"When I drove by here yesterday I was thinking, 'This house really is a fire hazard,' " she said. "When you drove by you could just see the addition they had built was full of stuff ... I was surprised that people could even live in this house."

Cars, mowers, a hot tub and an assortment of what some simply called "junk" have accumulated and the yard had become an eyesore.

A stack of files, 4 inches thick, details the struggle the town has had with homeowner Dawn Haigis. One of the earliest interactions is from 2006, when Ms. Haigis failed to meet a deadline to complete a cleanup at the property. More recently, the Fire Department paid a visit and issued a ticket after outside burning was reported by a neighbor.

For years the town and Ms. Haigis would wrangle over things including unregistered cars on the property.

"We would write tickets and they would get the cars registered," Town Manager David J. Marciello said. The same was true of building projects, which would be started without permits and when the town learned of the work, permits were sought, essentially buying more time, during which most of the work remained undone, he said.

Mr. Marciello has made a push for the cleanup of ill-kept properties in town,encouraging voters to adopt a state law, Chapter 40U, which would allow the town to request a court-appointed receiver who would assume responsibility for repairing and cleaning up properties that are in serious violation of health, building, sanitation and fire codes and have other problems. The fire, he said, is an example of why the law is needed.

Still, the process can take years, as evidenced by what's happened over a decade with the Wheelock Avenue property, he said.

"We can only use the tools we have available," he said. "And sometimes, it can take a long time."

In 2012, notes from a file in Town Hall indicate, officials were happy with a cleanup of the property. In November, a note in the file reads, "More maintenance has been done. Improved. Work in progress." The next note reads, "Case closed." But neighbors said the debris continued to pile up.

At one point, officials used in their investigation an aerial photograph showing debris piled around the house and near an in-ground swimming pool - something Ms. Haigis apparently sought a variance for after it was installed. Another document indicates that police were asked to increase patrols in the area to try to determine who might be dumping petroleum products into a nearby storm drain. A trail of the oily substance seemed to come from 158 Wheelock Ave. and the document notes that auto repairs were being done at the home.

One of the last interactions with Ms. Haigis before the fire was a letter she sent to the Board of Health and the building inspector detailing a punch list of items she planned to have completed by the end of June.

"1. Clean out material not needed. 2. Evaluate the house for deterioration. 3. Repair house trim/softets (sic). 4. Installing installation (sic). 5. Prepare house for vinyl siding," she wrote. But the projects had not been completed and she had been warned that the town planned to turn the matter over to the state attorney general this week, Mr. Marciello said.

On Wednesday,after the fire, the house lot was surrounded by temporary fencing and covered with plastic draping. The men doing the work taped themselves into plastic suits. Mr. Marciello said precautions were taken because the house was built during a time when asbestos might have been used.

During the fire, crews were hampered by wind and the intensity of the blaze. Propane tanks "off-gassing" nearby fed the fire, and Deputy Fire Chief David Rudge said multiple propane tanks along the side of the house exploded.

The three-alarm blaze brought firefighters from Uxbridge, Upton, Grafton, Sutton, Auburn, Shrewsbury, Westboro, Leicester and Oxford, who assisted either in battling the blaze or by covering the fire station while crews were working.

The state fire marshal's office and Assistant Fire Chief Robert Silva are trying to determine the cause of the fire.

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When selecting siding, there are six basic issues to consider:

1. Water Resistance. Water-resistant types of siding will have longer life spans.

2. Ease of Installation. If you're installing the siding on your own, make sure it is within your skill set, requires no special tools, and creates no harmful dust when cut.

3. Energy Efficiency. Check the R-value rating for energy savings and understand what will be needed as far as insulation beneath the cladding.

4. Aesthetics. Your siding will be in full view as you come and go, so make sure it is beautiful to you.

5. Versatility. Make sure the siding has the versatility to meet the varied needs of your specific project. If there are aspects of your home's exterior that will make using a particular type of siding more challenging than others, make sure you understand what the added costs or necessary adjustments will be.

6. Durability. Does it have the strength to resist temperature shifts present in your climate? How does it stand up to everyday wear and tear?

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Dont let your remodeling budget go over-board by hidden surprises understand what the average installed costs for Vinyl Siding is in your zip code by using our handy calculator. If youre looking for2017 breakdown for Vinyl Siding materials and what installation cost might be, youve come to the right place.

As an experienced licensed home improvement contractor, I know first hand what it should cost for various levels from Basic, Better, and of course the best. This Vinyl Siding cost estimator will provide you with up to date pricing for your area. Simply enter your zip code and the square footage, next click update and you will see a breakdown on what it should cost to have Vinyl Siding installed onto your home

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The following table provides an overview of what a standard basic white 0.42 thickness vinyl siding costs with todays leading manufacturers. The prices will vary depending on region and should be regarded as basic average vinyl siding prices.

As a standard practice, contractors use the term: Squares when calculating their prices. One square will amount to: 10 feet by 10 feet of coverage, or 100 square feet.

There are additional factors that can affect the price of your vinyl siding installation. Level of difficulty. If your home is a standard 1 story box home without much detail, you should expect prices in the table below. If your home is a cape-style home, or a Victorian style home with one or more levels, expect the price to be much higher.

If your home isnt a basic home, you should get a free-estimate to see what it would cost you.

Vinyl Siding Price Factors: Accessories can make or break a budget and it would be in your best interest to hire a pro to help guide you through the process.

The table below will list all of the factors that are being built right into the quote, or per square of vinyl siding.

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King of Prussia, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/22/2017 -- Homeowners looking for peace of mind when it comes to roof and shingle repair turn to G. Cannon Roofing and Siding for their lifetime warranty on all shingles. G. Cannon Roofing and Siding hires only the most experienced and professional roofing contractors in West Chester and prides themselves on helping homeowners find relief from the worry and stress that comes along with a damaged roof.

Most roofers in West Chester do not provide a warranty for their shingles. When the job is finished, they consider it the homeowner's responsibility to deal with any future problems. Even if they do provide a warranty, it is often limited to a small window of time following the roofing job. This means that if a poor or low-quality shingle was installed on the roof but does not become defective until months later, the homeowner will likely be responsible for the damage, costing them more money in the long-run.

The experts at G. Cannon Roofing and Siding are unique because they provide a lifetime warranty on their shingles. They are factory-certified by GAF Materials Corporation, North America's largest roofing manufacturer. GAF provides a warranty on all their shingles, as well as on the installation when provided by G. Cannon Roofing and Siding.

Homeowners looking for the simple and professional choice when it comes to shingle installation and warranties are urged to call G. Cannon Roofing and Siding at 484-653-5800 to schedule a consultation for a free estimate or visit them online at http://cannonroofingandsiding.com to learn more.

About G. Cannon Roofing and SidingG. Cannon Roofing and Siding performs roofing installations, maintenance and repairs throughout Southeastern, PA. The company won the 2012 GAF Training Excellence Award for their intensive training process for all employees. By continuously upgrading their materials and industry knowledge, G. Cannon Roofing and Siding provides the most reliable service in the area.

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Best Contractor; Best Roofers: Watkins Construction & Roofing

3940 Highway 80 W., 601-718-2319, watkinsconstructioninc.com

This year's winner for Best Contractor and Best Roofer, Watkins Construction & Roofing, has been serving Jackson, Brandon, Madison and Ridgeland for nearly two decades.

"I think a lot of our support comes from our customer experience, our relentless pursuit of satisfaction and our use of the best (technology) and strategies ensure that satisfaction," co-owner Michael Dier says.

"We take a lot of pride in what we do and appreciate everything our customers have done for us and the overwhelming response we've gotten from them. Everything is about them, plain and simple."

Watkins specializes in roofing installation and repair, as well as installation for siding, windows, doors, gutters and other home accoutrements. The company also offers roof coating, restoration, and wind and waterproofing, roof inspection and consulting services, and more. Watkins offers metal, copper-tile and shingle roofing options with a 10-year warranty on their services. Dustin Cardon

Best Contractor finalists

Charter Builders, LLC (601-383-3773) / Complete Exteriors LLC (4725 Highway 80 E., Pearl, 601-707-9498, completeexteriorsms.com) / Invision Construction (224 Avalon Circle, Suite B, Brandon, 601-376-9654, invisionconstructionllc.com) / Shane McLendon Builder, LLC (2084 Dunbarton Drive, Suite A, 601-720-3785, shanethehomebuilder.com)

Best Roofers finalists

Complete Exteriors LLC (4725 Highway 80 E., Pearl, 601-707-9498, completeexteriorsms.com) / Elite Roofing (4 Professional Pkwy., Ridgeland, 601-956-8011, eliteroofms.com) / HomeWell Construction (601-201-5595, homewellms.com) / Ready 2 Roof (1888 Main St., Suite 159, Madison, 601-573-1160, ready2roof.com)

Best Lawn and Garden Center: Lakeland Yard & Garden

4210 Lakeland Drive, Flowood, 601-939-7304, lakelandyardandgarden.com

At times, gardening and lawn maintenance can be as much a pain as it is a pleasure, but luckily, the Jackson metro area has places such as this year's winner for Best Lawn and Garden Center, Lakeland Yard & Garden, to help.

The store opened in March 1980 and currently sits on 17 acres, making it one of the largest retail nurseries in Mississippi. The store works to make sure that employees are knowledgeable in a variety of outdoor areas of expertise, including landscaping, agriculture and horticulture (the art, science, technology and business of plant growing), so they can help even the most novice gardener.

Lakeland Yard & Garden stocks products to serve most outdoor needs, including patio furniture, lawn care and gardening tools, holiday decorations and even bulk organic gardening products. The business is also known for its diverse array of flowers, berry plants, and shade, nut and fruit trees. Amber Helsel

Finalists: Callaway's Yard & Garden Center (839 Pear Orchard Road, Ridgeland, 601-957-1731, callawayonline.com) / Green Oak (5009 Old Canton Road; 1067 Highland Colony Pkwy., Suite E, Ridgeland; 601-956-5017, greenoakms.com) / Hutto's Home and Garden Center (1320 Ellis Ave., 601-973-2277 / Martinson's Garden Works (650 Highway 51., Ridgeland, 601-856-3078, martinsonsms.com)

Best Heating and AC Service: AC Remedies

2084 Dunbarton Drive, Suite A, 601-665-4729; 601-238-2509, acremedies.com

AC Remedies has been providing heating, air conditioning and ventilation repair, service and installation in the Jackson metro area since January 2013.

The company can perform a variety of services for its customers, including heating and cooling system repairs and replacements, as well as biannual maintenance to make sure that units are in good condition.

"We take care of little issues, big issues and everything else," owner Timothy McLendon told the Jackson Free Press. "We appreciate the business and all the support our customers have given us over the years, and we couldn't have done it without them. It's awesome that people think so highly of us." Dustin Cardon

Finalists: AirMax Heating and Air (3010 Lakeland Cove, Suite L, 601-939-0015, airmax.ms) / Buford Plumbing (5625 Highway 18 W., 601-372-7676, bufordplumbing.net) / Draine Refrigeration & AC Service (1132 Corinth St., 601-354-1909) / Mid Mississippi Heating and AC, LLC (1420 Thigpen Road, Raymond, 601-624-6336)

Best House Painters: Chad Joy of CertaPro Painters

640 Lakeland E. Drive, Suite A, Flowood, 601-955-1151, jackson.certapro.com

As a franchise, CertaPro Painters has been taking care of interior and exterior painting for residential and commercial buildings around North America for the past 25 years. However, its Jackson branch owner Chad Joy, who opened his location in 2007, and his team that readers voted as this year's Best House Painters.

CertaPro offers residential services such as cabinet refinishing and repainting, drywall repair, painting and staining, power washing, stucco painting, and wallpaper installation and removal. The business also has commercial services such as drywall repair, exterior and interior painting, light carpentry and repairs, and power washing.

"We're extremely appreciative for all the support our customers have given us and are excited to see how we stack up against the competition," Joy says. "We pride ourselves on professionalism, value and communicating the entire scope of our work up front and throughout any project so that people know what they're going to get with us." Dustin Cardon

Best Interior Design: CasaBella Interiors

1139 Old Fannin Road, Suite O, Brandon, 601-665-4920

CasaBella Interiors co-owner and founder Alisa Berry did not start off doing interior design. Before opening CasaBella in 2009, she was cleaning houses, and in the process, she would help arrange her client's things. After a while, she decided to apply those skills to her own business, focusing on interior design for residential homes and businesses, such as doctors' and dentists' offices.

Since then, Berry has received many awards and accolades, including interior-design magazine Home Accents Today's Top 50 Retailers in 2010 and 2014, a 2010 GuildMaster on Tour Contest winner, and the best interior designer in Mississippi Magazine's 2016 Best of Mississippi competition.

She co-owns the business with her husband, Ronnie Berry.Tyler Edwards

Finalists: Glo Design Studio (663 Duling Ave., 601-368-9755, glodesignstudio.com) / Lynn Myers Designs (601-941-8265, lynnmyersdesigns.com) / Summerhouse (1109 Highland Colony Pkwy., Suite D, Ridgeland, 601-853-4445, summerhousestyle.com)

Best Local Pest Control: Dependable Pest Service

100 First Choice Drive, Madison, 601-853-1869, dependablepest.net

Billy Joe Messemore started Dependable Pest Service on State Street in Jackson in 1973. Forty-four years later, his son, Billy Ray, and his daughter-in-law, Sherry Messemore, run the company out of Gluckstadt, helping the metro area with services such as mosquito control and termite treatment.

Sherry says that not only do they try to treat their customers like family, but their employees, as well.

"Because we're so family oriented, some of our technicians have been with us for almost 30 years," she says. "I think our customers trust us more than some of the commercial chain pest-control companies (with) a different technician coming in every month."

Dependable Pest Services is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tyler Edwards

Finalists: ABC Termite and Pest Control (601-856-3704; 601-624-1210) / Family Termite and Environmental Inc. (1300 Sanctuary Drive, Brandon, 601-933-1014) / Patches Pest Plus (125 Summit Ridge Drive, 601-724-2701) / Mosquito Marshals (601-572-9004)

Best Tree Service: Big John's Tree Service

1299 Liberty Road, 601-941-7773, bigjohnstree.net

Big John's Tree Service owner Johnnie Roland grew up removing trees alongside his father, John, who he says taught him the value of a strong work ethic from a young age. For many years, the family ran Country Board Woodyard in Flowood, but after John died of a heart attack in 1991, Roland changed the name to honor his father.

"That's why I named the business 'Big John's Tree Service,' after him," he says. "He was 6-foot-sevena big guyso I thought that just fit perfectly."

Roland says a majority of their business comes from referrals and returning customers, which he attributes to the professionalism of Director of Operations Ken Anderson and their experienced crew.

Big John's is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Micah Smith

Finalists: A-1 Discount Tree & Lawn Service, LLC (601-981-4900, a1discounttreems.com) / Couch Tree Service (2929 Highway 468, Pearl, 601-939-7335) / Northeast Tree Service (451 N. Old Canton Road, Madison, 601-856-8974) / Tri-County Tree Service (1456 Douglas Drive, 601-940-5499)

Best Plumbers: Buford Plumbing

5625 Highway 18 W., 601-372-7676, bufordplumbing.net

This year's Best Plumber winner, Buford Plumbing, has done a lot more than unclog a drain or two for the Jackson metro area. Buford Plumbing has been repairing and improving commercial and residential properties throughout central Mississippi since T.D. Buford established the business in the early 1950s.

The current president, Howard Buford, took the reins of the business in 1969, and today, it has more than 100 employees and offers a variety of services, including water-heater installations, kitchen remodels, underground leak fixes, heating and cooling system repairs, and more.

Buford Plumbing is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Micah Smith

Finalists: Brad Rodgers Plumbing (616 Ridgewood Road, Ridgeland, 601-856-0367, bradrodgersplumbing.com) / Davis Plumbing and Gas (2031 Causey Drive, 601-540-0185, davisplumbingandgas.com) / Preferred Plumbing Service (601-932-7073; 601-260-6560; preferredplumbingservice.com) / Skeen Plumbing and Gas (220 Christopher Cove, Ridgeland, 601-856-5758, skeenplumbinggas.com)

Best Housecleaners: Marvelous Maids of Mississippi

601-631-4330, mmaidscc@gmail.com

Cleaning is a chore that feels like it's never done, but Jamela Rodgers, owner of Marvelous Maids of Mississippi, says that her business works hard so that customers can focus elsewhere.

"We are a cleaning service that does not want our clients to feel like they have to clean before we get there," she says. "We recognize our clients may be pursuing career goals, managing a family, or simply wants to spend their time in other ways, so our mission is to take the burden of cleaning off of them."

The business offers standard residential and commercial cleaning, cleaning for moving in or out, and real-estate property cleaning services. Jan M. Richardson

Finalists: Cynthia's Cleaning Services (148 Weisenberger Road, 601-927-5575) / Foster's Cleaning Service (112 Meadowview Drive, Brandon, 601-291-7936) / Olga's Maid (580 S. Pear Orchard Road, Ridgeland, 601-952-0833) / Wilgin's Professional Cleaning Services (601-624-0119)

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Nashville, Tenn. (August 21, 2017) - The Nashville Predators have announced a new partnership with Window World as they enter the 2017-18 season. This partnership will be seen through activations along the main concourse inside Bridgestone Arena, as well as through sponsorships of the ice maintenance team's uniforms.

"Window World is the most dominant force in the home remodeling industry with more than 50,000 homes installed in Middle Tennessee and millions nationwide," Window World of Murfreesboro and Upper Cumberland Owner Josh Watson said. "We are very excited to be partnered with one of the most dominant teams in the nation, the Nashville Predators!"

"Window World, America's largest remodeling company, is excited to be partnered with the Nashville Predators," Window World of Clarksville Owner Michael Hoover said. "Anybody that has attended a Preds game at Bridgestone Arena knows that they strive to provide the best possible fan experience. Window World also strives for the same great customer experience and satisfaction with homeowners through professional installation of windows, siding and doors."

"The Nashville Predators partner with hundreds of organizations across Middle Tennessee and nationally and are excited to being this partnership with Window World," Nashville Predators Executive Vice President and CRO Chris Junghans said.

Window World of Middle TN

Window World of Middle TN is independently owned and operated by The Bay Group, Inc. d/b/a Window World of Middle TN under license from Window World, Inc. The store, located at 1616 Elm Hill Pike, Nashville, TN, serves homeowners in Robertson, Sumner, Cheatham, Davidson, Trousdale, Wilson, Smith, Jackson, Williamson and Dickson Counties. For more information about Window World of Middle TN, visit WindowWorldNashville.com or call 615-833-2250.

Window World of Murfreesboro

Window World of Murfreesboro is independently owned and operated Big J Dubb, LLC d/b/a Window World of Murfreesboro under license from Window World, Inc. The store, located at 313 Southpoint Court, Murfreesboro, TN, serves homeowners in Bedford, Cannon, Coffee, De Kalb, Marshall, Moore, Putnam, Rutherford, Van Buren, Warren and White Counties. For more information about Window World of Murfreesboro, visit WindowWorldMurfreesboro.com or call 615-848-7400.

Window World of Clarksville

Window World of Clarksville is independently owned and operated by ABC Deals, Inc. d/b/a Window World of Clarksville under license from Window World, Inc. The store, located at 313 N. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, TN, serves homeowners in Stewart, Montgomery, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Hickman, Benton, Christian and Trigg Counties. For more information about Window World of Clarksville, visit WindowWorldClarksville.com or call 931-802-6969.

Window World of Paducah

Window World of Paducah is independently owned and operated by Window World of Paducah, LLC d/b/a Window World of Paducah under license from Window World, Inc. The store, located at 155 County Park Road, Paducah, KY, serves homeowners in McCracken, Graves, Livingston, Marshall, Hopkins, Caldwell, Lyon, Calloway, Pulaski, Massac, Johnson, Pope, Hardin, Williamson, Saline, Gallatin, Franklin, Jefferson, and Hamilton Counties. For more information about Window World of Paducah, visit WindowWorldOfPaducah.com or call 270-443-0031.

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When on the hunt for roofing contractors in Canton, MI, locals need look no further for one with accolades. Rapid Roofing announces their new industry ranking as the Top 165 Roofing Contractors in the United States. Factory-trained by a distinguished industry leader for roof installations, the company has been recognized for three optimum reasons. Number one is their exceptional service. Second, is their commitment to follow the manufacturers instructions to the letter. Thirdly, Rapid Roofing has been commended for offering the best warranty in the roofing industry, The Golden Pledge.

Providing customers with a new roof in Canton and Ann Arbor, Michigan, the company is on point with prime certification. To that end, Rapid Roofing is a GAF Master Elite Weather Stopper Roofing Contractor. Factory-certified, Master Elite contractors like Rapid Roofing are trusted in southeast Michigan as premier service providers. With rapidity in tow, the company can provide roof installation and roof repair in Canton, Michigan within twenty-four hours. Moreover, their services include tear-offs and siding.

Local experts in their field, Bill Beaty, owner and CEO of Rapid Roofing, said of the new prestigious ranking, We couldnt be happier to link arms with GAF and produce these phenomenal results. Were all about doing the work with integrity and speed. Our customers schedule is our top priority. Were in; were out, were providing quality assurance one job at a time.

Free estimates with no obligation are available for installations. Rapid Roofing also offers comprehensive roofing and siding inspections. For more information visit https://rapidroofing.com.

About Rapid Roofing

Rapid Roofing has been servicing the Canton and greater Ann Arbor, Michigan areas for over 30 years. The neighborhood roofing contractors are widely-recognized for delivering roofing services fast with a lifetime warranty, and affordable financing arrangements. The company serves both residential and commercial roofing customers.

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(MENAFN Editorial) Baker Roofing Company of Raleigh, NC, has received GAF's 2017 President's Club Award. A GAF Master Select(TM) contractor since 2001, it has provided roofing and improvement services to commercial and residential customers since 1915. Raleigh, NC August 15, 2017: Baker Roofing Company

Baker Roofing Company of Raleigh, North Carolina, has received the most prestigious contractor award GAF offers: The GAF President's Club Award. This highly coveted award recognizes Baker Roofing Company as one of the 'elite of the elite commercial roofing contractors in the United States.

Baker Roofing Company has been a GAF Master Select(TM) Contractor since 2001; the company received the President's Club Award due to its excellent performance in 2016. To become a Master Select(TM) Contractora status that less than 1% of roofing contractors nationwide are able to achievea candidate must demonstrate proper licensing, maintain insurance (in states that require it), have a proven reputation, and show commitment to ongoing professional training.

The company's residential division also has been doing business for nearly a century. Baker Roofing works on all types of residential roofing systems, as well as installing and replacing siding, windows, gutters, and doors.

With its long history in its home market area, Baker Roofing cherishes its community relations and continually looks for new ways to give back. It has worked with Habitat for Humanity of Wake County for several years. The company also supports and participates in the fundraising endeavors of organizations such as Boys & Girls Clubs, the Salvation Army, and Jobs for Life. Baker Roofing is a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association, is certified by multiple materials manufacturers, and is a multi-year recipient of the Angie's List Super Service Award.

In business since 1915, Baker Roofing offers residential customers a comprehensive list of services, including roofing, siding, windows, doors, decks, and sunrooms. Although the company has grown significantly since its founding, its commitment to providing customers with the best possible experience has remained unchanged. Baker Roofing has 12 locations throughout the Southeast; the company performs work all across the #UnitedStates and in some international locations.

Founded in 1886, GAF is the largest roofing manufacturer in North America. The Company is an operating subsidiary of Standard Industries.

With a focus on social responsibility, GAF developed Advanced Protection(R) Shingle Technology, providing excellent durability and wind resistance while reducing the use of natural resources. The Company has also developed single-ply and asphaltic roofing membranes with excellent durability and high reflectivity to meet the most rigorous industry standards while helping commercial property owners and designers reduce energy consumption.

About Standard Industries: Standard Industries is a privately-held, global, diversified holding company with interests in building materials, aggregates, and related investment businesses in public equities and real estate. With over 7,500 employees and operations in more than 80 countries, Standard maintains a team-oriented culture of meritocracy and operational excellence, and a passionate focus on investing in its people.

#Media Contact Company Name: Baker Roofing Company Contact Person: Pete Rigney Email: Phone: (919) 336-5921 Address:517 Mercury Street City: Raleigh State: NC Country: #UnitedStates Website:

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