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Our Mission
Loberg Roofing desires to be the leading roofing contractor in
the Puget Sound area; providing the best quality
roofing materials at competitive prices with prompt,
professional, friendly service and craftsmanship. |
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Disclaimer |
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Disclaimer &
Safety Information |
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The
information found in this website or in any
electronic transmissions (email) is for information
purposes only and is not intended to replace or
change any specifications, recommendations, or
requirements of the individual roofing material
manufacturers or the local, state, and federal
building code requirements in your area. Any question or inquiry as to
the requirements, or specifications of a
manufacturer, should be directed to the roofing
manufacturer concerned.
All manufacturers have technical departments to
assist individuals with their roofing questions and
concerns. Some of the technical data herein may
vary slightly according to the manufacturer. Loberg
Roofing and all affiliates take no responsibility
for the safety of any individuals involved in, or
for the proper construction of, any roof related
projects. Roofing is dangerous – BE SAFE!
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Safety Tips for
All |
Safety should
be first and foremost on your mind when working on
a roof.
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your location. In other words, don't fall off the
roof because you aren't watching where you're
going. |
| Watch for power lines.
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| Don't play or wrestle near
hot tar kettles. |
| Don't wander too near the
edge of the roof and watch out for loose granules
or other debris that may cause you to slip and
fall. |
| Stay off of sloped roofs
when it's wet. |
| Stay off of all roofs when
there's a possibility of lightning. |
| If the roof slope exceeds
6:12, strongly consider the use of all safety
equipment. |
| The ladder should be long
enough so that the top extends 3 feet above the
edge of the roof (OSHA Mandate). Tie your ladder
off so that it can't blow over. |
| Don't leave wheelbarrows
on sloped roofs as they may roll off.
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| Don't leave rolls of
material where they may roll off. |
| If it's a flat roof, make
sure the material rolls are at least 4 feet from
the roof perimeter. |
| Don't stack too many
materials in one area as they could fall through
the roof. |
| Be careful near large roof
openings that you could fall through.
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| Wear proper clothing when
working with hot tar (long sleeve shirts, gloves,
hats, eye protection...) |
| Plug all compressors and
power tools into grounded outlets only.
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