The next time you walk outside, take a moment to gaze up at your roof. What do you see? Do you see even shingles that are all laying flat? Or do you see shingles that are starting to curl and that are covered in moss? You can tell a lot about the condition of your roof just by looking at it. If you are at all concerned about the state of your roof, then your first call should be to a roofing contractor. They can evaluate the situation and recommend repairs or replacement as needed. Learn more about roofing and roofing contractors here on this website.
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Common Roof Repairs After Storm Damage 18 July 2024
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Signs Your Commercial Roof Needs Emergency Repair 21 June 2024
Up on the Rooftop
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What Should You Do To Repair Lifted Shingles?
13 April 2020
Roofing shingles can lift up off the roof during serious and strong wind storms. This is called shingle lift and it can leave you with a number of shingles that do not sit flat against the roof. And, you may be wondering how you can go about saving these shingles. Well, sometimes you can, and other times, you will need to contact a roofing professional to make a repair for you.
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Need A New Roof? 4 Things To Keep In Mind
9 April 2020
Depending on what type of roof your home has, you will likely need to replace it at least once in your lifetime. Some kinds of roofing, like asphalt shingle roofing, need to be replaced every decade or two. Other roofing materials, such as metal or tile, last much longer. There are a lot of things to consider when it's time to replace your home's roof. Your budget, the type of roof that will work best, and the impact your new roof will have on your home's curb appeal are all things to consider.
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Signs Of Roof Decking Damage
7 April 2020
The roof decking, or sheathing, provides the main base for your entire roof. Decking is typically made of plywood that is then attached over the roof rafters and trusses to create the first layer of the roof. In homes with unfinished attics, the decking also creates the ceiling of this interior space. Damage to the decking not only compromises your roof, but it also increases the likelihood of interior water damage.
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Tar And Gravel Roof Maintenance
3 April 2020
Tar and gravel roofs are common on many commercial buildings. These roofs consist of multiple layers of asphalt-soaked roofing felt. The felt layer is laid over the top of the roof decking, which is typically made of plywood but, in some cases, may be concrete. Each layer of felt is then covered in liquid asphalt and a layer of gravel. Once cured, the roof has a durable, watertight seal. Yet, even these strong roofs can suffer issues if they aren't properly maintained.
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Reroofing With A Metal Roof
31 March 2020
Upgrading your worn shingle roof to a new metal roof can be a smart move. Metal is extremely durable and fire resistant. It is also more likely to withstand storms without damage. The initial installation costs of metal can be higher than that of a traditional asphalt shingle roof, but there is a way to help lower this expense—reroofing. What Is Reroofing? When it comes to metal roofs, reroofing refers to installing the metal roof panels over the top of the old roof materials.