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How to Measure a Roof in Squares: A Contractor's Guide to Accurate Calculations
In roofing terminology, 1 square equals 100 square feet of roof area. This standardized unit simplifies material estimation - you'll often hear contractors say things like "This 2,500 sq ft roof needs 25 squares of shingles." But here's the kicker: actual measurement requires accounting for roof pitch and complexity, not just floor dimensions. [2024-11-13 18:05]
How to Install a TPO Roof: Contractor-Approved Guide for 2024
Thermoplastic Olefin (TPO) roofing has become the go-to choice for 63% of commercial flat roofs in the US, according to the 2024 National Roofing Contractors Association report. But here's the kicker: improper installation causes 41% of premature TPO failures. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast tackling a shed roof or a pro upgrading warehouse coverage, mastering TPO installation techniques could save you thousands in repair costs. [2024-07-02 04:39]
How Many Watts Does a Box Fan Use? (2024 Energy Guide)
You know that trusty box fan keeping you cool this summer? It's currently drawing between 40-120 watts depending on its size and settings - but here's the kicker. Your fan's actual energy costs might be 3X higher than you think when considering extended summer use. Let's break down the real numbers behind box fan wattage and how to optimize your cooling strategy. [2021-12-20 16:54]
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