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ROOFING
Learn about old house roofing in these articles from Old-House Journal.
Banishing Bats
Once bats move into an old house, they rarely relocate, unless evicted using proper exclusion techniques. Here's what you need to know to make your building a bat-free zone.
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Clay Today, & Tomorrow Too
Tile roofs are defining features on many old houses. A little background can help keep yours looking good as new.
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Crowning Jewels
Adorning your roof and gutters with a host of accessories can prove aesthetically pleasing as well as practical.
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Going Batty
Web exclusive commentary on Banishing Bats from our editor.
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Metal Shingles
Roofing in Victorian stamped steel and copper is still practical today.
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The Tile Top Ten
Think you know your notable tile-roofed buildings? Check yourself against our Top Ten list, where The Grove Park Inn is but one of many memorable names.
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