Shingles to Sheet Metal

Posted on: 17 February 2022

Sometimes, you can take your time and decide when it's the most convenient to have a new roof installed. Other times, you don't have any choice but to install a roof as quickly as possible. If your roof is in trouble, it's best to replace it before it starts leaking and causes water damage in your attic or behind the walls of your home. Here are some times when you may need to think seriously about a new residential roof installation. [Read More]

Posted on: 16 February 2022

If you're getting a new roof soon, you might wonder how asphalt shingles are installed. You may have seen a work crew on the roof during a roofing installation, but never noticed how they apply the shingles. Here's a look at what's involved with asphalt shingle roofing installation. Prepare For The Shingle Installation A new roofing installation begins with prepping the deck so the shingles have a solid and smooth surface to adhere to. [Read More]

Posted on: 15 February 2022

Moss growth on your roof is one of the tough things you have to deal with in your home. But at times, you might focus on other aspects of roof damage and ignore the moss until it is too late. Unfortunately, leaving moss on the roof can negatively impact your roof. For that reason, you should hire a roofing contractor to inspect and deal with the moss if you don't want to replace the entire roof soon. [Read More]

Posted on: 15 February 2022

Most roofing materials are reliable and durable, explaining why they offer many years of service. Even so, it is essential to inspect your roofing regularly. Doing so makes it easier to identify underlying issues before they worsen and fix them. That said, ensure that you call in a roof repair contractor when you notice any of the following warning signs. 1. Damaged Shingles As you may already know, shingles serve as a protective covering on the roof. [Read More]