Most people see a roof and think, “Well, that’s what keeps me dry and safe from the bad weather and the sun” while others feel that a roof is a thing of beauty to be admired from afar. It is something to be forever enshrined as an architectural wonder that can be the source of
Dirt, sticks, leaves, snow, and ice are not the only things that can build up on the roof of your home. Although those items should be removed to avoid harm to your shingles, there is another type of buildup that can be even more damaging. What many people call “roof mold” is actually a blue-green
Most any homeowner recognizes that their asphalt roof is vulnerable. A roof can face risks through exposure to any number of conditions that can diminish its stability. There are sworn enemies of your roof that affect the integrity of your roof and here are the top offenders. 1. Heat Buildup The biggest enemy of your
So, it’s time for a new roof, is it? Oh, that always hurts a bit, doesn’t it? Aside from a few other things like countertops and flooring indoors, there’s not much that’s more of a costly and onerous undertaking as replacing a roof. But, it’s not something you can afford to cut corners on. Obviously,
No matter where you live, strong storms are likely to be an issue. When this happens, you need to make sure that your home is sufficiently protected. Wind damage can easily degrade or destroy your roof, and it happens all the time. If there happens to be some hail involved, the situation becomes even worse.
Roof replacement. We all hate having to do it, but it’s one of those unavoidable things we all have to do eventually if we own a building. Your roof is important – more so than you could ever imagine. Let’s actually take a moment to think about that. What does your roof do? Yes, it
Many people don’t have a good understanding of their homeowners’ insurance because of the wording used in their policies. Insurance companies in states that frequently experience large hail, tornadoes, and hurricanes are changing to a type of coverage that is much less favorable to people called actual cash value or ACV. Some insurance companies change
Hail can be extremely damaging to your roof, especially because the damage may not be noticeable to the untrained eye. Because hail often falls as small ice pellets, it is hard to see the holes and indentations in your roof. Hail is not unusual in this area. In fact, New Jersey is listed in the
