Our Roofing Blog

The primary function of our roof is to protect you from the elements. No matter which part of the country you live in, it is only natural for you to expect your roof to do a decent job in keeping us safe and comfortable. However, every once in a while, Mother Nature will throw a tantrum and send severe weather events our way. When this happens, how sure are you that your roof will be able to hold up to it? 

Your residential roofing system is supposed to keep its structural integrity for as long as your home is standing. So, if you notice some sagging, this is a serious red flag that needs your immediate attention. While not all sagging roofs are in immediate danger of collapsing, sagging does mean you’ve got to do something now before the structure gets any weaker.

Wherever there are spots on a commercial or residential roofing system that are prone to leaks, roofers install roof flashing. Such spots include joints between different parts of the roof, such as skylights, vents, chimneys, etc. Without flashing, those areas will be penetrated by moisture.

Roof maintenance is a part of homeownership. Your home is an investment, so it only makes sense to do whatever you can to protect it from damage. 

Many homeowners think it’s a good idea to cover their attic vents in winter. They do this because drafts enter their home through the vents, making their indoor environment too cold so their furnace has to work harder to make rooms warmer.