Intro: Considerations for Installing, Replacing, or Repairing Your Roof this Winter There is never a good time to deal with a bad roof, but winter adds extra complexity to the project. Unfortunately, snow, freeze-thaw cycles, ice dams, or clogged gutters mean that...
7 Signs of a Poor Roofing Job Last updated 5/31/2022 When inspecting a roof, there are a number of signs to watch out for that could indicate a poor roofing job was done in the past. Issues could range from aesthetic imperfections to building code violations to roof...
This article serves as the main site of our ‘Residential/ Steep Slope Materials’ series. Here we will cover an overview of the main roofing materials available for sloped roof applications, and then a series of deep-dive links at the bottom into our...
A high profile hip and ridge shingle is designed to enhance the architectural shake-like appearance and dimensional profile of a premium architectural fiberglass shingle roof. The overall benefit is an enhanced curb appeal, increased durability, and most manufactures...
As with any penetration in a residential roof, properly flashing a skylight is crucial to the longevity of a leak free skylight. There are curb mounted and deck mounted skylights. In this blog we are going to talk about the curb mounted skylight. Curb mounted means...
Hailstones are among the most destructive natural events your composite asphalt roof can experience. Falling hailstones can dislodge the small granules that protect the water-shedding asphalt and fiberglass layers below, crack the material, or dislodge shingles...
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