When you need to restore or maintain a historic home, it is often a labor of love. One of the first areas to fix is the roof. You want to choose a design that is historically accurate but will protect the rest of the building. For many historic homes, the owners worry about water seepage.
You’re thinking about installing a new roof, but you wonder how much more value it will add to your house and if it’s really worth all the trouble. The advantages appear to outweigh the disadvantages, and your home would look a lot better and your energy bills would be lower. What value could you add
When there is damage to your roof, you want someone to come out and fix it. However, before you start any work, you need a professional roofing company to check out the damage. You might think that a roofing estimate is the same as a roofing inspection, but they are two different processes. Those “free
High-speed winds and hail can cause a significant amount of damage to your roof. In fact, about 40 percent of all insurance claims are tied to hail damage. While you can easily spot hail damage to your car or window, identifying hail damage to your roof can be a bit tricky. If you spot some
“Is it time for me to replace the roof?” you think as you gaze at the flat top of your business. You might not know much about roofing, but those bubbles you see are probably a bad sign. That is when you pick up the phone and go to RGB Construction and let us know
Think of a roof as a vehicle for a moment. To keep a vehicle working flawlessly, you bring it to an auto shop, where a mechanic checks a number of components. Sometimes, you may have to get some things fixed, but hopefully, your continuously scheduled sessions prevent major issues from happening. Or, if something wrong
Need new roofing installed on your commercial building? Unless you have gone through the process before, you may be shocked to learn that some of the steps involved differ from residential roofing installation. That is why we have compiled all sorts of information talking about the different commercial roofing systems and what is required to
Commercial roofing is often thought of in terms of black versus white. In other words, non-reflective black roofing or light-colored reflective roofing. These days, you can’t simply divide them up by color, because there are new technologies and dozens of roofing types to choose from. If you are looking for commercial roofing types, look no
In order to become a skilled commercial roofing contractor, one must devote time and energy—not to mention money—into their education. To be a roofer, finding joy in spending hours outside working is a must. Whether you are curious about finding education to become a commercial roofer yourself or simply want more information about the process
When you own a commercial business—a retail shop, dining, warehouse, manufacturing, or something else—you are responsible for the roofing, just as you would be for the residential roofing of your home. Yet, when you have loads of business dealings happening, the roof is probably the least of your worries. And the good news is that,
