More and more homeowners are adding value to their properties—and social distancing lifestyles—by creating fun, practical, and inviting outdoor spaces, such as porches, patios, spas, pools, outdoor kitchens, and fire pits. When you’re thinking about these outdoor spaces, don’t forget about your roof as part of the plans.
Your roof has a important job to do. It’s your first line of defense against the elements and critical to the overall integrity of your home.
With the need for sustainable energy ever growing, some people turn to solar panels as a potential solution. The overall impact of these solar array systems needs to be taken into consideration; this includes more than just potential cost savings. If the proper steps are not taken, solar panels can negatively impact the performance of your roofing system as well as your wallet.
In this article, learn more about how to deal with the most common roofing problem from roofing experts, Greenawalt Roofing Company.
Spotting storm damage is essential to protecting your home. Hail can specifically cause damage to your home’s roof, siding, or gutter system.
Your roof plays a big role in maintaining the overall integrity of your home, keeping you protected from the elements and helping control your heating and cooling costs. But, like everything else in the world, a roof doesn’t last forever. A typical...
If you are thinking about replacing your windows, you should know all of the options you have. There are a lot of them! There are a ton of windows that serve their own purpose and have their own pros and cons. Single Hung WindowsSingle...
In this article, learn about Gutter systems, their most common issues, and how Greenawalt Roofing Company will provide the optimal solution.
When it is time for a new roof, trust the experts at Greenawalt Roofing Company. Most homeowners notice a leak in their ceiling and decide that they need a new roof. However, a leak could be a result of many different factors. Fortunately, there...
With the heavy storms that moved across central PA yesterday it is important to keep your roof top of mind. Most people do not think about wind damage until they find a shingle laying in their yard or see missing shingles on their roof. While most shingles are rated for winds over 90 mph, damage can begin at around 50mph. Here are two examples of wind damage, one is clearly noticeable since the shingles were blown off, but the second one is only noticed by physically inspecting the shingles.
