Our Roofing Blog

Seasons change gradually— before you know it, summer will give way to fall. It’s important that your roof be prepared this season, as fall brings its own unique challenges. [company_name] shows you how to keep your roof in good condition this fall.

The past couple of years have shown that home remodeling and design firms are making a big comeback. In fact, the year started with a bang as market growth has been steadily increasing, this according to the Q2 2015 Houzz Renovation Barometer Report.

We all know the roof protects us from the elements all year long. But aside from providing you shelter, the roof plays a huge part in your home’s curb appeal as well. That’s because it is your home’s crowning glory—a very visible part of your home’s exterior. If it looks old and dilapidated, so will the rest of your home.

The roof is a vital component of your house. It is your primary protection against the sun, rain, snow, hail, and other elements, keeping you and your family comfortable even under harsh weather conditions. It is also important to your home’s overall appearance as the roof is one of the most visible parts of your home’s exterior.

Asphalt shingles continue to dominate the roofing market. They are used on nearly two-thirds of new homes and roof replacements in the country. Because of the obvious support of many home and building owners to asphalt shingles, an estimated 7-10 million tons of waste is collected yearly.

Used asphalt only has only two places to go: the landfill or the road. That’s why shingle recycling has been developed to minimize the