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Shingles, Nails, and Beyond

A roof is more than the sum of its parts. Somehow, of those shingles, nails, and pieces of flashing come together to create a durable barrier that prevents water from making its way into your home. Your roof is your main line of protection against storms, high winds, and even flying branches. As such, don't you think it deserves great treatment? You can take better care of your roof by keeping your gutters clear, addressing moss issues promptly, and having shingles replaced as soon as they go missing. Read more on this website, and find a reliable roofer to work with you, too.

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Why Roofers Still Need To Climb On A Roof In The Era Of Drones
30 May 2023

Drones are becoming more popular and accessible fo …

3 Strong Signs That It's Time For A Roof Replacement
16 May 2023

It is imperative for you to make sure that you are …

The Importance Of Professional Roof Maintenance: A Guide For Homeowners
16 May 2023

Your home's roof is its first line of defense agai …

How To Know If You Require Roof Repair
9 May 2023

When you own a home, it is important to take good …

What To Know About The Metal Roofing Installation Process
2 May 2023

Many are now turning to metal roofing choices beca …

Recognizing 3 Forms Of Commercial Roof Membrane Damage

9 December 2021
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Like residential roofing, commercial roofs have multiple layers that help insulate the building and protect it from water damage. Typical commercials use either a single-ply or 2-ply system, but both designs include a membrane as their upper layer. The roofing membrane seals the roof while also protecting against UV damage and thermal transfer. Since the membrane is a relatively thin layer, it's vulnerable to various forms of damage and wear. Any damage to the membrane can allow water to seep into the lower layers of the roof, ultimately damaging the roof and leading to building leaks. Read More 

3 Tips For Buying A New Roof

1 November 2021
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A new roof installation essentially gets you a new home. They make your home look completely different and will offer you physical and aerodynamic protection from overhead. When you're in the market for a brand new roof installation, the information below will help you make the right decisions, in addition to hiring a roofer that can offer their service.  #1: Quickly recognize when it's time to get a new roof Read More 

2 Things To Do When You Notice Your Roof Leaking During A Heavy Rainstorm

13 July 2021
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While a storm dumps rain on your home, you may have discovered water dripping or streaming in from your ceiling. Especially if you have not noticed a leak during past rainstorms, you may feel a little panicky and not sure what to do.  Besides picking up the phone to call a roofer to come and fix your roof, you also need to take action yourself. Below are a couple of things that you should do as soon as you notice that your roof is leaking during a heavy rainstorm Read More 

5 Reasons to Schedule a Professional Roof Repair

3 May 2021
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A damaged or missing shingle on your roof can quickly turn into a leak and a major problem. Although the damage may look small and like a simple repair, it is still best to leave it to the professionals. 1. Damage Assessment What looks like a simple leak from a missing shingle could be systematic of more severe damage. For example, the shingle may have come loose due to rot affecting the decking beneath the shingles. Read More 

How To Tell Your Residential Roof Needs Emergency Repair

28 April 2021
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A damaged, saggy, or worn-out residential roof is hazardous to your loved ones because it exposes them to the harmful rays of the sun, snow, storms, rain, and other elements. Therefore, as a homeowner, if you want to keep your family and valuable assets safe, you should ensure that your residential roof in tip-top shape. If you want your roof to perform to its fullest potential, you should invest in regular repair and maintenance. Read More