A pitch multiplier is a particular number that allows you to find the total surface area of your roof without having to climb up there with a measuring tool. The idea is simple, but the process may be complex. It involves multiplying this pitch multiplier by the area...
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...