Category: Roofing
Choosing Between a Roof Overlay vs. Tearoff
By replacing your worn-out roof, you’ll be giving your home better protection from the elements and improving its aesthetics. If your shingle roof is showing signs of wear, there’s more than one way to revitalize it. Having a full tearoff will give you all the advantages of a brand new roof. If you’re on a … Continue reading “Choosing Between a Roof Overlay vs. Tearoff”
Can You Paint Roof Shingles?
The classic neutral tones of wood, metal, and asphalt roof shingles have their own unique beauty, but they don’t suit every home or every taste. If your shingles are a little too drab for your style, paint can liven them up. Some colors can even make your home a little more comfortable. That said, while … Continue reading “Can You Paint Roof Shingles?”
Causes of a Sagging Roof and Repair Options
Spotting a sagging area in your roof is always worrying. While a little sagging doesn’t necessarily mean your roof is in imminent danger of collapse, it does mean you need to act soon to save the structure. Often, a saggy roof can be repaired and reinforced. To preserve your roof, it’s worth hiring a professional … Continue reading “Causes of a Sagging Roof and Repair Options”
Common Signs of a Bad Roofing Job
One of the most expensive parts of your home to repair is the roof. Sadly, this is also one of the most common places to find poor workmanship. A badly built or repaired roof can lead to numerous problems in the future, including further roof work and structural damage due to leaks. The good news … Continue reading “Common Signs of a Bad Roofing Job”
How to Clean a Roof
Cleaning your roof does more than just keep your house looking good. It also removes mildew, moss, leaves, grit, and other debris that could damage your roofing and eventually cause leaks. With the right equipment and cleaning products, you can get your grimy, mildewy roof looking like new again. Plan Ahead for Safety Before you … Continue reading “How to Clean a Roof”
The Homeowner’s Guide to Hail Roof Damage
Winter is a time of stress for many homeowners. The risk of frozen pipes, ice dams, and other snow-related problems are always a risk. Yet there is one type of winter weather you might not have given much thought to – hail. Unlike snow, hail attacks your home as chunks of ice, varying in both … Continue reading “The Homeowner’s Guide to Hail Roof Damage”