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2020 
2020 Is Your Roof Protected by the Right Type of Underlayment?
Homeowners tend to put a lot of focus on the visible parts of a roof installation like the shingles, flashing and even finishing details like fascia boards and soffits. However, paying attention to the “invisible” parts of your roof is equally important. The underlayment, in particular, is a vital part of any roofing system, and choosing the right one can mean the difference between a strong high-performance roof and a bad one.
Jun102020 
2020 Are You Sure Your Roof Is Covered by Its Warranty?
Picture this scenario: your months-old roofing system encounters a problem so you call your Posted In: Roofing , Tagged With: roof repair, roofer, roofing contractor,
May222020 
2020 A Homeowner’s Quick Guide to Proper Attic Ventilation
As a homeowner, it’s important to understand how proper ventilation can benefit your roofing system. It may be a bit confusing, especially with some of the misconceptions about attic and roof ventilation. This is why we want to give you a better understanding on how attic ventilation works. Here’s what you need to know.
May152020 
2020 Blisters on Asphalt Shingles: Causes, Fixes and Prevention
As a locally trusted residential roof replacement contractor in the area, we know how important it is to have a sturdy roof to protect homes. With regular maintenance, its longevity can be extended, and money can be saved in the long run. But sometimes, there are some roofing issues that happen unexpectedly, such as blisters on shingles. You may probably notice that some of your roof’s shingles have blisters. Dealing with this i
May132020 
2020 Open and Closed Valley Roofs: What Are Their Differences?
When it comes to roofing, valleys are the straight lines formed when two different planes of the roof meet. Valleys are usually found where gable dormer roofs meet the main roof. The opposing surfaces of the roof planes is where the water runs off and is channeled towards the edge of the roof. This vital area really handles a lot of the water run-off. So, if the valley’s flashing is not properly installed, the water will leak into the home, which can cause damage to its internal structure.