Our Roofing Blog

A solid roof does more than enhance your home's exterior appearance. As long as it gets regular maintenance, it can protect your home against different weather conditions and elements for a long time. But like most home exterior components, it can only stay effective for the duration of its average lifespan. To determine when you'll need a complete replacement, you should always know its exact age and renovation history. 

Whether it's a big or small roofing project, there's always a degree of risk for both homeowners and roofers. That's why when hiring a contractor, it's not enough to make a decision based on their skills and experience only. It's also important to make sure the company is licensed and insured. Here's why.

There are multiple factors that can impact your overall roof replacement costs. Some of these may be unexpected and beyond your control. To avoid getting shocked by these additional expenses, you should prepare for certain scenarios and include a buffer in your roofing budget.

If you notice raccoons working their way up onto your roof, take immediate action. They can damage your home and cause health problems once they have access to your roof through your downspouts. Here are some ideas for keeping them away!

Whether you are a contractor or a property owner, you should always carefully select the materials you're going to use for your roofing project. Opting for cheap, poor-quality products often leads to recurring or even more serious issues. Even if your contractor is capable of providing exceptional workmanship, using subpar materials can negatively impact the outcome.