5 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Gutters
Failing to replace faulty gutters can cause various issues for your home, including weakened aesthetics, water pooling around the foundation, driveway cracks, rot in the wooden fascia, damage to shingles…
Should You Get a Roof Inspection Before Solar Panels?
Installing solar panels on your roof is a great way to reduce your energy bills and improve your home’s energy efficiency. But for solar panels to save you money, you…
Why is Water Leaking into My Basement After Heavy Rain?
If you find that water is leaking into your basement after heavy rain, you should first check for cracks in the interior and exterior walls, as they’re often the source…
How Deep Should You Allow The Snow To Get Before Removing It From Your Roof? Find Out Here:
Snow removal is essential for the safety and proper functioning of your roof. Until now, you’ve probably removed snow from your roof when it seemed about right. Still, you might…
3 Reasons Why Installing A New Skylight Is So Expensive
5 Reasons To Hire A Roofer To Install Or Repair Your Skylights
Skylights offer a great way to bring natural light into your home. When you want to add a skylight to your home, knowing who can install skylights is essential; the contractor can make or break the project. If you need an existing one fixed, knowing who repairs skylights helps ensure you hire the right professional. The answer in either situation is to call a roofer. (more…)
When To Call A Contractor to Repair Shingles on Your Roof
Your roof plays a critical role in protecting your home, your valuables, and your entire family from the outside elements. Unfortunately, roofs are not made to last forever. Old age, poor maintenance, and weather damage can all cause your roof to fail prematurely and call for repair or complete replacement. Keeping up with maintenance and repair schedules is essential to keep your roof in tip-top shape regardless of the season. But how do you know it’s time to call a roofing contractor to repair shingles on your roof? (more…)
Anatomy Of A Roof: How to Understand Roof Slope & Pitch
The terms “roof slope” and “roof pitch” are often used interchangeably these days. While they both define how steep your roof is, how the steepness is calculated and presented is different. Knowing what they refer to is critical in a roof replacement project. (more…)
Eaves vs. Soffit vs. Fascia: A Guide to Your Roof’s Anatomy
Eaves vs. Soffit vs. Fascia: A Guide to Your Roof’s Anatomy
Most homeowners appreciate having eaves, fascia, and soffit on their homes but don’t often know the difference between them. These elements within the roofline work together to protect your home from the elements, keep you comfortable in all seasons, and improve curb appeal. In short, eaves and soffits are parts of your roof that stick out beyond the walls of your house. Think of the eave as the whole part that juts out, while the soffit is just the underside of that overhang. And right where the roof meets the wall? That’s where you’ll find the fascia, tying it all together.
Anatomy Of A Roof: Why You Need Balanced Roof Ventilation
A balanced attic ventilation system is a critical part of roof health. Creating an equal distribution of intake and exhaust vents can help control temperature and moisture in the attic. Balanced attic ventilation is essential because it reduces energy costs, extends the life of your roof, and keeps your indoor temperature comfortable. (more…)