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Why do you need a strong roof on your home? To support Santa's sleigh, of course! In a more realistic sense, however, a strong roof is important for your home's protection. It keeps the wind and rain outside, and it also insulates your home against the chill of winter and the heat of summer. Most people think of roofs as being made from shingles, but roofers can make a strong roof from slate, tile, metal, or an array of other materials, too. We hope that as you read this roofing blog, you gain a lot of knowledge about the profession and about roofs in general.

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Residential Roof Repair Following Hail Damage
30 May 2023

If your roof has suffered hail damage, it can comp …

Troubles With Your Roof? Why You Shouldn't Postpone The Repairs
23 May 2023

If you've been postponing the roof repairs, it's t …

Commercial Roofing Maintenance - How Professional Contractors Can Help
17 May 2023

If you're interested in having a commercial roof l …

Protect A Shingle Rooftop During The Summer Months
9 May 2023

Shingles are prone to serious damage during the su …

The Two Most Common Types Of Roofing Materials (And How To Choose The Right One!)
2 May 2023

There are many different types of roofing material …

Residential Roof Repair Following Hail Damage

30 May 2023
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If your roof has suffered hail damage, it can compromise the structure of your home. In addition to causing leaks and water damage, hail can also cause mold formation in your home. Here are ways a roofer can assess the hail damage and recommend effective residential roof repair options to help keep your home safe and to prevent further damage. Assessing The Roof Damage The professional roofer will assess the damage to your roof following the hail storm. Read More 

Troubles With Your Roof? Why You Shouldn’t Postpone The Repairs

23 May 2023
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If you've been postponing the roof repairs, it's time to call a roofing contractor. You can delay repairs for a little while. But, if you wait too long, you can end up with some serious problems. That's why it's a good idea to take care of repairs as soon as you spot a problem with your roof. If you think it's a good idea to postpone repairs a bit longer, read the list below. Read More 

Commercial Roofing Maintenance - How Professional Contractors Can Help

17 May 2023
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If you're interested in having a commercial roof last for as long as it's supposed to, then routine maintenance is essential. Professional roofers can step in and help, which might be for the best because of the things they can offer. Capture Aerial Photos With Drones For Detailed Inspections  Inspections are pretty routine when it comes to commercial roof maintenance. If you hire a professional roofer, they have the ability to capture aerial photos throughout these inspections via drones. Read More 

Protect A Shingle Rooftop During The Summer Months

9 May 2023
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Shingles are prone to serious damage during the summer months. Excessive rains, direct sunlight, high humidity, and moss growth could weaken roofing materials. Use the tips below to address common concerns before they become problematic. Potential Damages Moisture and heat could cause shingles to crack, fade, or come loose from a rooftop. Humid conditions make shingles prone to moss growth too. If damages occur, they could lead to attic leaks and the need to have shingles replaced. Read More 

The Two Most Common Types Of Roofing Materials (And How To Choose The Right One!)

2 May 2023
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There are many different types of roofing materials that are used on residential roofing projects; however, there are two that stand out among the rest. Asphalt shingles and metal roofing are the most common forms of residential roofing used on homes due to their cost, ease of installation, and durability. Asphalt Shingles Asphalt shingles are the most affordable option and the easiest to install. They are made of fiberglass or organic materials that have been coated with tar and then rolled into sheets. Read More