Your home is not only a big investment; its roof is a big part of that investment. The roof is major structural component of your home, which means that a roof replacement can involve removing and replacement as much as 7,000 pounds of material. The responsibility is as big as the roof itself, and as […]
Roofing Blog
Lifespan of a Roof
Lifespan of a Roof According to the National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB), the typical lifetime of an asphalt shingle roof is 20 years. At Driftwood Builders Roofing, we consistently say the average lifetime of an Austin, TX roof is 18 to 20 years. The reason for the minor adjustment is whether or not a house is properly ventilated. […]
What to Look for in a Roof When Buying a Home
During the inspection on the home you are about to purchase, make sure to spend some time reviewing the roof on the house. The roof is a vital part of the home, and if you notice any irregularities or problems, it could also be an area for negotiating with the sellers. Take the time necessary […]
Shingle Roofs
Asphalt Composition Shingles If your current roof has reached the end of its life, it’s time for a roof replacement. Replacing a roof means you as the homeowner have the chance to change the look and feel of your home’s exterior through your selection of your roofing materials. Asphalt shingles are currently the most popular […]
Choosing the Right Roof for your Historic Austin Home
Changing out the roof on your historic Austin home brings its own set of questions and possibilities to think about. If you have an older home with historic prominence, it’s important to consider all the processes and products when it’s time for you to replace the roof. If your home is historic or located in […]
Types of Roof Ventilation for your Home
All roofs have ventilation of some type. And roofing ventilation has become more and more advanced to give you the best circulation for your home and attic space. It’s important to have good ventilation in your home’s attic and under your roof to allow for warm air to escape during both the summer and winter. […]
