If you have an existing home and want to install a new skylight in your current roof, you certainly can…if you have the proper type of roof. Determining if it’s possible to add a skylight to your home’s existing roof will involve a thorough assessment from a skylight specialist and perhaps from your Austin roofer, […]
Roofing Blog
Should I Have my Insurance Company Look at my Roof?
We know what it’s like to be a homeowner with a problem with your roof and need help either fixing it or replacing it with a new one. Your roofing issue could become apparent during a particularly rough storm, or your roof could simply be getting old and the normal wear and tear has caused […]
Reasons Asphalt Shingles Fail
There are many causes behind why asphalt shingles (eventually) fail, and need to be repaired or replaced. Your asphalt shingle roof is often the first part of your home to offer protection to the rest of your home’s structure, everything inside your house, and your family. From harsh weather, falling objects, or destructive critters, what […]
What is the Most Vulnerable Part of your Roof?
Your house’s roof consists of many parts. From the soffits, flashing, and fascia to the underlayment and the shingles themselves. All the parts of the roof have important roles to play in the strength of your structure, and it’s critical to maintain a strong roof as the covering on top of your home. So, what […]
What is the Most Common Cause of Roof Failure?
No matter where you live or what roofing products you use, eventually a roofing system will fail in some way. As years pass, your roof gets older and becomes more vulnerable to the elements and pests that can cause roofing problems. So as a homeowner, you may wonder what common causes of roof failure are […]
Shingle Brands We Use and Recommend
How much do you know about the shingles you have on your roof? Do you know what brand they are, how well they are expected to hold up over time, and how they are made? Maybe or maybe not. Either way, know that we think long and hard about the shingles that go on your […]
