HOW YOUR ROOF AFFECTSHOMEOWNERS INSURANCE Roofs, being the highest part of a house, tend to be insignificant to most people. HOA roof concerns don’t arise unless damp spots or leaks become evident. A roof, however, impacts a home insurance policy...
Before you go shopping for windows,you should familiarize yourself with some terms to help you decide. Here is a list of some terms you will find on window labels: Glazing - Glazing is a bit of a misnomer, and many believe this is the glaze on...
What is flashing and where is it used on your roof? Flashing helps to prevent water leaks by directing the flow of rain water around openings in the roof. They ensure that instead of leaking into your home, water runs off down the roof and into...
6 MISCONCEPTIONS HOMEOWNERS MAKE ABOUT THEIR ROOF People have many misconceptions about roofs, and most of these misconceptions are the result of inaccurate information arising out of fear. No matter what misconceptions you may hold, we are here to...
When storms and severe weather roll in, the roof takes the full force of the weather and protects your building from damage. After a bad storm you may look at your home or building and see everything looking normal and then two weeks later you have...
How Long Does Roofing Work Take? If you’re due to have work done on your roof, one of your first questions is undoubtedly, “How long will it take?” Even with a very professional roofing contractor, roofing work is still loud and a bit disruptive...
How does weather affect my roof? Heavy thunderstorms and hail can create problems for your roof. After a particular bad storm, make sure to check if your shingles are loose or missing. Another major sign that there is roof damage, is that your...
Is it time for your roof to be replaced? Maybe your siding or gutters? Here are six questions to ask yourself to help determine if its time for a roof inspection. 1. Are your shingles bald, curling, cracked, or missing? Missing shingles are a...
High Wind Damage While many homeowners understand the hazards of storm, hail and tornado damage, few realize that high winds, alone, can cause significant damage to your roof. Most wind damage that occurs on roofs start on the edge of the roof...
What are Granules? Granules on roofing shingles are small, rough particles made of crushed minerals like stone or ceramic. They are embedded into the surface of asphalt shingles to serve multiple purposes: protecting the shingles from ultraviolet...
