Questions to Ask a Roofer

Replacing your roof can make a dent in your wallet, and as a homeowner, you want to keep the bills to a minimum.

With the heat of summer in full swing, homeowners may wonder how their metal roof affects the temperature inside.

As we head into the summer months, roof maintenance isn’t always a top priority. There are no leaves falling into gutters, ice and snow damage, or heavy winter storms.

Metal and asphalt shingles are two of the most common roofing materials in the U.S. Learn about the pros and cons of both options and which material will best meet your needs.

At some point, your roof will grow old and need to be replaced. But is it the right time to put money down on a replacement?

Roof maintenance is a necessary part of home ownership and should happen on a regular basis.

Winter weather is harsh on roofs, often causing both visible and unseen damage.

Flashing is the metal material that protects areas of your roof prone to leaks. It’s often found protecting joints and seams, especially around chimneys, vents, and skylights.

Our area tends to experience cold and snowy winters, so your roof is likely prone to icicles and ice dam buildup.