Roofing
FAQs
Q:
How does Willis Roofing deal with the various natural weather and
climate hazards we face?
A:
We use materials that stand up to four major natural
hazards:
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Earthquakes
- Every
Tile Securely Fastened (per Uniform Building Code)
- Some
Sheathing Systems Improve Shear Strength
- Shifted
Tiles Easily Pushed Back Or Replaced
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Fires
- Class
A Fire Rated (the best level of fire resistance)
- Recommended
By The Committee For Fire-Safe Roofing
- Tile
Itself Resists Fire; Doesn't Require Costly Underlayments
To Achieve Its Fire Rating
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Winds
- Weather-Check
Design To Resist Winds
- Each
Tile Fastened Securely
- Tested
To Resist Winds Of Up To 80 MPH
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Water
and Ice
- Unique
Double Water Channels Designed To Carry The Water Off Of
The Roof
- Added
Felting Provides Double Layers To Combat Weather
- Used
Successfully In Hawaii's Heavy Rains
- Approved
For Alaska's Harsh Winter Weather
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