Should I Have my Insurance Company Look at my Roof?
You should have your insurance company look at your roof when it has storm damage from hail, wind, or fallen […]
You should have your insurance company look at your roof when it has storm damage from hail, wind, or fallen […]
To install skylights in an existing roof, a roofer cuts an opening between the trusses, frames the curb, sets the
New roof construction means installing a complete roofing system on a structure that has never had one, such as a
Asphalt shingles can hold lightweight holiday decorations, but you should never use nails, screws, or staples, which create holes that
The most common roofing problems — leaks, shingle damage, flashing failure, and ventilation issues — are all preventable with regular
Skylights should never be placed near roof valleys because water runoff and debris must be funneled away, not toward concentrated
Roof damage falls into two categories: nature (hail, wind, UV, rain, animals, and tree debris that you can’t prevent) and
Poor roof ventilation shortens your roof’s lifespan by 5 to 10 years because trapped heat and moisture degrade materials from
Each roofing material has trade-offs. Asphalt shingles: affordable, easy to install, 20-30 year lifespan but vulnerable to heat. Metal: 40-70
Modern roofing technology includes cool/reflective shingles that reduce cooling costs by 10-25%, Class 4 impact-resistant shingles that earn insurance discounts,