Asphalt shingle roofing remains the most popular roofing system, thanks to its wide selection of color and style options, and a considerably long lifespan at a fair price. Here’s why asphalt shingles offer the best value for your money.
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4 Tips on Preventing Fire Damage to Your Roof
Taking preventative measures is your roof’s best protection against fire damage. Today, we share preventative tips on reducing the risk of fire damage to your roof.
read moreShould You Delay Roof Replacement?
If your roof is nearing the end of its service life, you should start planning for a replacement. Here are the benefits of a timely roof replacement.
read moreCan a Damaged Roof Deck Be Repaired?
Most parts of a standard roofing system can be repaired. However, the decking isn’t among them. Here’s why.
read moreHail Damage on Your Roof: Does Hail Size Matter?
Size is one of the factors that determine the extent of hail damage on roofing systems. While larger hailstones pack a punch and leave punctures and cracks, those that are smaller than an inch can be just as destructive.
read moreAsphalt Shingle Cracks vs. Splits: What’s the Difference?
When it comes to asphalt shingle roof damage, the terms “cracks” and “splits” often mean the same thing. However, there’s a difference between the two. Cracking occurs on the shingle surface while splitting refers to the roofing material getting fractured. Both issues, when not addressed, can expose your roof’s underlayment and decking to moisture damage.
read moreHow Does Roofing Ventilation Work?
Roofing ventilation requires more than just putting a few holes in the roof for air to escape. There are a few things that make roof ventilation an essential part of any roofing system so it must be as efficient as possible. Here is a quick overview on how roof ventilation works.
read moreRoof Flashing Failures and How They Affect Your Roof
The flashing is one of the most well-known components of a roofing system. Made of a strip of waterproof material, the flashing creates a physical barrier over ridges, valleys, and roof edges where a fully-sized shingle can’t fit. Unfortunately, flashing can fail and cause problems for your roof if not fixed ASAP. Here’s a closer look at roof flashing failure and how it can affect your roof as explained by the leading roofing contractors in the area.
read moreMain Factors That Create Resilient Roofs
It is in your best interest to ensure that your roof system is built with resilience in mind. Roof resilience ensures that your system will remain fully operational despite damaging elements.
read moreMost Damaging Debris to Your Roof
As a homeowner, you need to know what can damage your roof. It’s one of the most important parts of your home. It protects and shelters you. That’s why it’s your responsibility to maintain its durability. It’s also important to learn about the most damaging debris to your roof.
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