Roofing ventilation is a must for your roof, attic, and home’s overall air exchange and comfort. Roof ventilation is one of the top ways you can prevent moisture and heat build-up in your attic and roofing area. If moisture and heat aren’t ventilated out of your attic under your roof, it’s very possible that mold, […]
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What To Do When Faced with Damaged Roof Shingles
If you have recently had some bad weather, or your roof is older and worn, you might notice you have some shingles either missing from your roof or in disrepair. As your roof naturally ages, you might notice the wear on your roof in the form of dented, torn, or ripped shingles. You’ll want to […]
5 Things To Consider When Choosing A Roofing Company
Anytime you need to hire an experienced, professional contractor for a major home project, you’ll want to make sure to thoroughly do your homework before making your choice. You’ll obviously want to like the team you are going to work with, and trust they will get the project done well. When you are facing a […]
Does my Home Need Roof Ventilation?
Roof ventilation is a vital component of your roof and your home’s overall structure. When your home is being designed, your roof is designed as an essential component to not only protect your home and family, but to circulate the air in your home’s structure. Circulating air provides many benefits to your roof, attic areas, […]
5 Things to Consider Before Installing Solar Panels On Your Roof
Have you considered bringing solar power to your Austin home? Do you wonder if it’s a good option for your home when it’s installed on your roof? Solar panels are a great way to offset energy costs. Plus, we get plenty of sun here in Austin. Let’s review 5 things you should consider before installing […]
Can you Live in your Home During a Roof Replacement?
Are you planning to have a new roof put on your home? Maybe your roof sustained damage from a storm or it simply needs replacing due to age. A roof replacement is a major house project, so you might be wondering how it will affect you and your family. The good news is that you […]
