Homeowners insurance is a must. You have to protect your home from all the unseen possibilities that can happen to any part of it. Theft, accidents, extreme weather events and fire can immediately put you in a bad way and at the mercy of your policy. Coverage needs to be comprehensive and should entail the
Asphalt shingles have been the main roofing material produced and utilized in the United States for over 100 years. They constitute 70 percent plus of current sloped roofing materials used for both roof replacements and new roofing construction. Most homeowners choose asphalt shingles because of their affordability, durability, longevity, and availability in an extensive range
Although all types of bad weather can damage your roof, hail can be especially damaging to your shingles. Hail, which can be the size of tiny ice pellets or as large as softballs. Even small hail can cause damage and it is important to know that the manufacturer’s warranty may not cover damage caused by
Winter’s here again. While we like to associate this time of year with picturesque snowfalls, warm hearths, family togetherness, and that special holiday spirit, it also brings with it some logistical challenges when it comes to your home. Winter is one of the roughest times on your roof, even if you live in a warmer
You are probably wondering why should I want to know about roofing underlayment, and why should I be worried about something that is under something else? Well, there are a number of reasons why and you’ll appreciate knowing the details. So, just what is roofing underlayment? Well, it is the barrier that is directly attached
You’ve probably always dismissed the weight of shingles as something that only your roofing contractor needs to be all that concerned with. After all, they give you the assessment and feasibility of a given material being used, and they’re the ones removing the old roof and putting the new one on. You’re not lifting anything,
