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https://sites.google.com/view/eliteroofingcontractors 'People think that it's the roof leaking': Experts voice concerns over growing reports of attic rain | CBC News Cody Sager and his colleagues have answered more than 30 distress calls over the past week from concerned Calgary residents. The roofing technician, who works with Calgary Elite Roofing, says his team has been repeatedly dealing with complaints over what appears to be attic rain, a phenomenon that is often observed when the weather gets warmer after a cold spell. "When it goes from –30 [or] –40 to plus five [degrees] in two days, that's when the issue presents itself and it will start by a small drip or some staining," Sager said. "It could [even] be pouring water into the basement through the walls." The issue can show up in several areas of the house, including ceilings, light fixtures and walls. The culprit? Excess humidity. "People think that it's the roof leaking. They don&

https://sites.google.com/view/eliteroofingcontractors 'I move to impeach all of you': Determined parents battle HOA's 40-year-old rules to repair their roof - FAIL Blog - Funny Fails This family decided to stand up for what they believed in… and what they believed in was their right to put a roof on their own home.  When you're deciding where you want to live, there are plenty of factors. But one that people don't always take into consideration at first is how the weather will impact them. Now, if you're going to live somewhere like Florida, you'll have to keep that in mind right from the get-go. The weather can be warm and sunny plenty of the time. But it rains multiple times per day there, and the more extreme weather conditions are no joke. Some houses flood yearly! As hurricane season approaches, those in the path of these natural phenomena have to take great caution to protect their homes. Florida residents can put up window protections and seal their h

https://sites.google.com/view/eliteroofingcontractors 'But the roof isn't gonna raise itself': Millennials clap back at Gen Z when they claim it's cringe to put your hands in the air at the club - Memebase - Funny Memes There's a period in music history where the most important message any DJ could send to their audience was a direct order to 'raise the roof'. None of us knew what it meant exactly, but Millennials were there every step of the way, following orders and putting their hands in the air (waving them like they just didn't care).  Alongside other night-out calling cards like 'stank face' and the Bump-It, Millennials latched onto the dance moves we were taught in the club. Throwing your hands in the ayer ay-ayer is a staple dance move. However, unbeknownst to most Millennials, apparently Gen Z can tell your age instantly when you dance with your hands up. They claim it's cringy and puts a target on your back as the oldest person on t