Home Exterior Insights
Tree Branches VS Your Roof
After bad storms and tornadoes, you’ve probably watched the news and seen roofs caved in by toppled trees. But it’s much more common for a single branch to wreak havoc on your home, and you might be surprised how.
Surviving Summer
Will Your Shingle Roof Survive Summer Heat? Check Attic Ventilation Quality brand name shingles should have no problems in protecting your home under normal conditions. But if vents have become blocked, or fans no longer work, heat can build up...
Attic Insulation During Summertime
How Attic Insulation Keeps Your House Cool Throughout the Summer When people think of what the insulation in their attic does for them, most imagine a frigid winter evening. As the snow is whipping around outside, the insulation in their roof acts...
Why are Flat Roofs Common on Large Commercial Buildings?
Flat roofs are roofs that are almost completely level, in contrast to the many types of sloped roofs we are used to seeing in residential areas. Flat roofs still have a slope, or “pitch”, of up to 12 degrees. Flat roofs have been around for a long...
Improper Gutter Installation
Your gutters play a crucial role in protecting your home from unruly weather conditions. Working as shields, your gutters serve as a channel for water to flow away from your property. Properly installed gutters protect your siding, fascia, walls,...
Why is Vinyl Siding Popular?
There are plenty of choices when it comes to the siding on a home, although many homeowners continually choose vinyl. Here is a closer look at why vinyl siding continues to be a popular choice in all kinds of neighborhoods. Vinyl...
Pros & Cons of Roof Types
There are a lot of different types of roofs, some of which are more conducive to certain regions and environments. Here is a closer look at the pros and cons of some of the more popular roof types. Gable roofPros: Since these roofs have quite a few...
What is the Longevity of My Roof?
Under your roof lies loved ones, valuable possessions, and memories. Protecting those things is your roof and while they last a while, no roof is indestructible. It’s important to know when you should replace your roof. So that begs the question,...
What to Do After Losing a Shingle
What’s that in the front yard? Turns out it’s a shingle that flew off your roof during last night’s storm. But before you grab a ladder and stagger along your roof with a hammer, you should take a second to assess the total damage to your roof....
Roof Replacement Delays
What Could Delay My Roof Replacement? The average time between signing a contract and starting the job is four weeks. Once the job has begun, we can guarantee you’ll get the highest quality roof around. If we run into a delay before your job is set...