Category: Residential Roofing
A skylight is simply a fancy term for a window installed directly in a roof. As a homeowner or business owner, a skylight can improve the aesthetic appeal of a property by providing a pleasant source of natural light, as well as a glimpse of the stars in the evening hours. Even though a skylight… read more
Most home and business owners consider installing solar panels on their roof for the sole purpose of cutting down on heating and cooling costs. Solar energy on a residential or commercial property has a number of payoffs that include: Benefit the environment. Solar roof panels will produce energy without using fossil fuel or generating pollution…. read more
No matter how large or small a roof project may be, there’s one thing that all roof contractors have in common: you’re going to use a ladder to climb up onto a roof, one way or another. Ladders can be extremely dangerous if not properly used. It’s important to remember the following roof ladder safety… read more
The good news is that roof safety isn’t complicated in the least. You can use common sense and practice basic roofing safety precautions to greatly reduce the risk of injury on-the-job. Roof Safety Guidelines Don’t get on a slippery roof. Unless you’re a trained professional, it’s best to avoid roof construction when surfaces are slick… read more
As you explore a patio roof project, the first question on your mind may be: How much is it going to cost to build a patio roof? The basic cost of a patio roof addition will determine if you decide to take on the project yourself or hire a professional for the job. Pricing a… read more
If you’re going to spend a serious chunk of change on a new roof for your home or business, you want to know that it’s well worth the investment. One frequent question asked by homeowners and business owners is if the upgrade of a new roof will improve their property value. Replacing a roof in… read more
The seemingly simple question of how often a roof should be replaced has a complex answer. According to the National Roofing Contractors Association, a roof should be inspected twice a year: once in the spring and once in the fall. Signs That Your Roof Needs to Be Replaced Inspecting your roof can be easily done… read more
One of the simplest ways to roof a commercial structure either professionally or in a DIY job is to install rolled roofing. But before you do… Keep in mind that rolled roofing does come with its share of disadvantages. It may not be recommended for all residential and commercial properties. While homes and businesses have… read more
When it comes to shingles, you have a major decision on your hands. Should you use wood or asphalt shingles on your roof? First and foremost, let’s talk life expectancies. Wood shingles have an average life expectancy of up to 20 years. Asphalt shingles are a more complicated matter in that they are available in… read more
Metal roofing is made from – you guessed it – metal! Some of the most common metal roofing materials for residential and commercial properties include: Metal blends Copper Corrugated iron Stainless steel Galvanized steel Although metal roofing was once seen as a “cheap” roofing solution, it has recently increased in popularity because of its resilience,… read more