A: It is important to inspect your flashing. Flashing is an extra-protective part of your roof designed to direct water to run off the slope of the roof. In all seasons, we suggest keeping your gutters clear so that your ...
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A: Check for missing shingles, indents on your existing shingles, or any cracks in your shingles. A roof professional will be able to let you know if you need a roof replacement and if your insurance company will be able ...
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A: There are several benefits to getting a new roof. Most frequently noted is how much a new roof can impress homebuyers. A big contributor to your curb appeal, a new roof has been shown to produce up to a ...
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There are three important items to check off your list before hurricane season hits. First, make sure to have your roof inspected for any cracks or gaps. These small imperfections can easily spring a leak with heavy rain. Second, thoroughly ...
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Although the initial cost of a metal roof might be higher than standard asphalt shingles, you can easily recoup your investment as this durable roof stands up to the elements and requires minimal maintenance and repairs. Metal roofs are also ...
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Did winter take a toll on your home? Use this spring home maintenance checklist to find out. Take a look at all of the cracks, crevices and mechanics of your house—tidying, tinkering, and incorporating the help of a pro as ...
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A: Properly maintained gutters serve a critical role in reducing the impact of heavy rains. Damaged systems can send torrents of water burrowing through the soil around your home, endangering the foundation and resulting in costly repair work. Additionally, clogged ...
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Make sure your home stays cozy by having your roof inspected every two years. A reputable company should clean gutters and valleys of debris, check boots over protruding pipes and chimneys for cracks, and ensure your attic has an appropriate ...
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ROOFING Chad Cruce Q: What are the warning signs that there might be a problem with my roof? A: There are obvious signs like mildew, missing shingles, and leaks, but also look out for less conspicuous signs like ...
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First impressions are everything. So think about the statement your home’s front door will make. Before investing in a new door, here are three key factors to consider. DOORS 1. Material Matters. Take into account a door’s heft, its ...
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