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Big Chief Roofing

Big Chief Roofing - Branson's trusted roofing contractor specializing in storm-resistant systems for Missouri's severe weather. Local family business serving Branson, Hollister & Table Rock Lake area with hail-resistant roofing, emergency repairs, and complete insurance claim support. We offer zero down payment, 12 months same as cash financing, and beat any competitor's price by 10%. From roof installation and repair to gutter services and holiday lighting, we protect what matters most. Free repairs for veterans. Our kids go to your kids' schools - when you need a reliable roofing contractor in Branson, choose neighbors you can trust. Licensed, insured, and BBB accredited.

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Service Area, Branson, MO 65616 (417) 507-0922 https://www.bigchiefroofing.com/

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Is it normal for new gutters to "snap" as they cool down in the evening?

David Todd of Integrity Roofing, Siding, Gutters & Windows ^PRO answered:

Jun 23, 2015

It is tough to say allthough tt can be normal assuming the gutters/fascia are metal and in an area of the home that receives direct sunlight (enough to cause expansion and contraction). IMO

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What kind of insulation is needed in the attic of my 2-story brick town house so that the 2nd floor bedrooms are as cool as the basement and 1st floor?

Daryoush Roudbar of AAA Lifetime Exterior Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 26, 2014

R-49 also ventilation is very important to have soffit vent as well as roof vent to keep the attic cool and dry.

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