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	- Homeowner's Check List - Care and maintenance of your roof is important and should not be overlooked.  Clean you gutters. Inspect your attic for any signs of leaks. Inspect your skylights and roof vents. Take a good look at your roof from the ground. Do not go up to the roof as this is dangerous       and should be left up to a professional.   If you think there is a problem call a roofing   professional. Members of the NEFRSA are ready   to help you with your roofing problem.

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posted 5/7/2018

A Message from the president....

Pictures of the January Meeting are now on line on the members news page.

Photos provided by Ralph Decicco.....Thank You Ralph.

President- Lincoln Register

posted 10/14/2016

Surviving the Aftermath…by Ralph DeCicco, Secretary

Hurricane Matthew did a number on north east Florida.  For being such a strong storm and as close as it was, north east Florida was damn lucky to avoid the bullseye and suffer the minimal damages that it did.  This doesn’t mean to minimize the widespread suffering and losses that have occurred.  Now that the tree removals, clean-up, repairs, estimates, and the misery is in full swing we as roofing & sheet metal contractors are catching hell as if it was our fault roofs leaked (whether or not we installed them).  With unprecedented demand, we cannot react fast enough to requests for service be it an inspection, repair, or estimate.  Several callers can’t understand why service schedules now are approaching 3½ to 5 weeks and become belligerent. We ask for patience and understanding by all...........

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