John Palmer is a contributing strategist and content developer for RGB Construction. With years of experience in residential construction content and digital strategy, he creates homeowner-focused articles on roofing, renovations, and home maintenance. His goal is to make complex projects feel simple, achievable, and smart.

Continuous Ridge Vents vs. Roof Box Vents

There are several differences between continuous ridge vents and roof box vents. This can make it difficult to determine which will best meet your needs. By understanding the differences between them, you can make an informed decision regarding which is best for you. Continuous Ridge Vents Continuous ridge vents are installed at the peak of

Do Gutter Guards Really Work?

Cleaning gutters is a job most people avoid as it is never a pleasant task. However, if you don’t clear debris from your gutters, you risk the development of ice dams that can lead to leaks inside your home. Gutter guards are designed to keep debris from collecting, eliminating the need for regular cleaning and

Pros and Cons of TPO Roofing

Quick Summary – Pros & Cons of TPO Roofing Pros: Energy-efficient white membrane reflects heat—ideal for commercial buildings in South Jersey summers. Durable: UV-resistant, puncture-resistant—great for low-slope roofs in Camden & Gloucester Counties. Cost-effective: Lower upfront cost than EPDM or PVC, with lifespan of 20–30 years. Eco-friendly: Recyclable, meets energy codes in New Jersey commercial

Metal Roof vs. Asphalt Shingles

Metal Roof vs. Asphalt Shingles

One of the aspects of roofing that can baffle homeowners more than just about anything else is the nature of metal versus shingle roofs. When people think of metal, they tend to picture the old-fashioned corrugated, tin and aluminum or steel roofs still used to this day on a lot of buildings. However, the truth

What You Need To Know About Builder Grade Roofing

What You Need To Know About Builder Grade Roofing

Quick Summary – Builder‑Grade Roofing Essentials Definition: “Builder‑grade” refers to the most basic, entry-level roofing materials used in South Jersey new construction. Typical lifespan: Usually 15–20 years, much shorter than premium options. Common materials: Standard asphalt 3‑tab shingles—budget‑friendly but limited performance. Risks: Higher chance of wear, wind damage, and aesthetic fading in Cherry Hill and Camden climates.