OUR ROOFING BLOG

Solar panels continue to provide a popular alternative energy option for green-conscious homeowners. Homeowners interested in cost-cutting technologies also choose this option to generate their electrical needs. Even the White House uses solar…

One of the least exciting things that can happen to a homeowner is roof rot. It might not sound like much of an issue, because “out of sight, out of mind” right? When this problem becomes evident by water spots on your ceiling or even plaster…

Are you wondering if your roof is leaking? There are signs to look for that can indicate possible roof problems that you need to check.

Find out which shingles are best for the climate in which you live.

Shingles are the single most important feature of your roof. Choosing the right shingle style for your home is vital. Shingles help determine the longevity of your roof, add to curb appeal, and play a major role in the energy efficiency of your home. Learn about roofing shingle options today.

Here are some terms to help you learn the roofing lingo... Whether you’re building a new home and want a professional to install the roof or you already own a home and you’re needing a new roof installation due to damage or age, Beneficial…

6 Reasons for Choosing a Metal Roof Metal roofing has become a popular choice over the past decade. Why are metal roofs so popular? Why should you consider choosing metal if you are building a new home or replacing an old roof? Let's take a…

The 2000 Census told us that nearly 50 million Americans have some type of disability. Of this number, 6.8 million have a condition that makes bathing, dressing, and getting around their homes especially difficult. These staggering numbers are…

Hiring commercial roofing contractors for your projects is one of the hardest tasks. With numerous roofing contractors in the market, finding one who has the proper experience, skills and is honest to his work can be tricky. However, taking…

Gutter cleaning is perhaps one of those home maintenance tasks that most homeowners just hate doing. However, neglecting this annoying chore is not an option either. Clogged gutters can cause severe damage to your roof, windows, and walls and…

1. The Safest Supplies The first step in outdoor holiday decorating is choosing the lights you'll use. There are traditional string lights, lit-up figures, net lights for trees and shrubs, and large ornaments for hanging from trees. ALWAYS…

Your roof is susceptible to decay, damage, cracks, and leakage. Even when you have used the best quality materials and installed everything properly, there is need to follow best roof caring practices. It helps you avoid roofing problems. Fix…

Priority #1: Remain safe in the hail storm A hail may occur during any strong storm; That is, hail represents a threat everywhere. When hail falls, roof coatings can be destroyed and water can damage ceilings, walls, floors, appliances, and…

Repairing or replacing your home's roof can be one of the most daunting home repair projects a homeowner can face. On the one hand, you're probably not qualified to do the job yourself, so you'll have to hire a professional roofing company to…

Metal Roofs Metal roofing options are growing in popularity. The industrial look can give your home a modern edge and it's very sensible to boot. They are most used down south due to their harsh weather and durable roofing needs. In climates…

Your roof is a simple, yet valuable investment for your home, as any reputable roofing company will tell you. The roof's sole purpose is to keep your home safe from the wind, water, and the sun. What if the sun could be converted into a natural…

Animals need shelter, just as humans do. When a creature is enticed by the warmth in your home and the food you might provide through garbage, per food, and bird seed they will find a way to nest in or around your home. The extent of damage…

Winterize Your Roof During the winter, temperatures fluctuate between above and below freezing temperatures. This is no good for the roofing material such as shingles and flashings because they will compress and expand with the changing temperature.…