Your roof is meant to last you a very long time. Most roofs will last you from twenty to thirty years with asphalt shingles and up to fifty years with metal roofing. The longevity of your roof can be a curse in disguise, however. Since you don’t have to frequently...
Staying out in the sun for an extended period of time can be very uncomfortable. Your skin starts to flake and your body starts sweating as a response to all that heat. Your roof isn’t safe from the sun either and it can suffer extensively with how hot it can get. So...
A damaged roof is the prompt for any homeowner to have it repaired or replaced. But simply putting blind trust in a contractor and having them “handle it” isn’t always a good idea. We recommend you do some research as well to find out what works best for your home....
Being a homeowner can be a great feeling. You’ll have a sense of pride and accomplishment in having a home that you own. However, owning a home doesn’t mean that you’re completely safe from the forces of nature. Your roof ages just like a person does and it can come...
Dust storms over the horizon is the last thing you want to see in Arizona or Texas. This force of nature can cause amazing amounts of damage to property and your roof. Being prepared can mean all the difference between staying in your home waiting out the dust storm...
One of the most important parts of your roof is your roof. It helps keep you high and dry through the harshest of sun and roughest of storms. One part of this is the gutters which creates a path for water to drain out of your roof. Keeping your gutters maintained is...
