Our Roofing Blog

Big roofing projects, such as a roof replacement, can cause some stress if you’re not adequately prepared. Keep in mind, however, that it’s an exciting experience that you should look forward to as a homeowner since it’s an opportunity to update the roof so your home will look and function like new.

As winter sets in, icy and snowy weather becomes inevitable. While this can be beautiful, if you’re a homeowner, you’ll want to protect your roofing system from winter damage. Heavy and thick snow can spell doom for a roof that has already sustained damage from recent weather conditions.

Reading through a roofing warranty’s terms and conditions is a good practice, especially if you’re about to sign a roofing bid. After all, it is your protection against low-quality materials or workmanship. Today, we discuss how to make sure how your roofing warranty will protect you.

There is so much activity involved in a residential roof replacement that it will very likely disrupt your daily routine. As roofing contractors, we often get asked by homeowners whether or not they should move out of their homes during the project.

If you are planning on getting a new roof, a few roofing contractors may have offered the options of a roof-over instead of a standard roof replacement. But what's the difference between the two?