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Recent floods are an example of how our Kentucky climate has gone to extremes in the last few years, as along with rising rivers and flash floods, record heat continues to affect us. Extreme Weather: Water Torrential rains frequent our area, compromising homes and all they contain. This short read shares lessons learned in 2021 […]
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As Hurricane Ida ravaged the Southeastern United States and moved north, many homeowners evacuated. Flooding, high winds, and pouring rain caused millions of dollars in property damage and displaced thousands of people from their homes. Tennessee recently experienced torrential rains and flooding, with sadly no time for evacuation. Louisiana is suffering, with many parishes without […]
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Here’s a special message for homeowners from our Company President, Todd Miller. It’s hard to believe, but Isaiah Industries is closing in on 40 years as a leading specialty metal roofing manufacturer. While the company was started by my father, I have been here pretty much every step of the way, working through high school […]
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Winter roof installation for your Kentuckiana home? Yes, it’s possible and even desirable…but only with the right roof. Often, we think that only time you can replace a roof is in the spring or summer. Not true. Many, many needs for roof replacement arise in the winter months due to: colder temperatures and brittle roofing materials…
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Winter is coming, whether we want it to or not! Hopefully, we have a few more weeks for outside activities but, rest assured, cold and even snow are on their way to Kentucky. As part of those outside activities, there may even be a few things we can do to prepare our homes for winter….
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No, we don’t have many palm trees in Louisville. But, here in Kentucky, homeowners are concerned these days about high winds, pushed into the region by tropical storms that usually carry on through November of each year. Preparing for High Winds It seems increasingly likely that this will be a more violent hurricane season than…
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