Although winter weather can be damaging to various aspects of your homes roof system, it’s the summers sun that it is the most damaging. High heat and the suns intense UV light rays cause the most damage to roof shingles, flashings, caulking seals, skylight seals, plastic and rubber boot roof flashings, roof vents, etc.
Well, another winter has come and gone and with spring upon our doorstep once again, it’s time to inspect the exterior of your home for signs of winters wear and tear and those must do repairs.
It’s 20 below, why is my roof leaking? Its freezing cold out, there’s a foot of snow everywhere and it hasn’t rained in months, yet your roof is leaking and your drywall ceiling is dripping…
POLY-ISO RIDGID FOAM BOARD Poly-Iso or polyisocyanurate is is an insulation board available it various thickness and R-Values and is primarily used as a commercial building insulation material for exterior walls and low slope or…
That is always the million dollar question and as with most people you might like to get an idea of what a new roof is going to cost you so that you are better prepared…
TEN SIGNS THAT YOU MIGHT NEED A NEW ROOF 1. Age. If your roof is more than 12 years old. Pre 2008, shingles were all made the same from recycled wood and paper and thus…
What You Need To Know While a good old fashioned Canadian snowstorm may be great for snowball fights, avid skiers and create some wonderful winter landscapes, no one really enjoys having to shovel all that…
For most homeowners their roof and roof shingles once installed are out of sight and out of mind until of course, they notice wind-damaged shingles lying on the lawn or water dripping from a ceiling…
What the crazy year 2020 has been and one we all would like to put in the past and move beyond. The year beginning with the COVID-19 pandemic and the air of uncertainty it created…
Roofing Company Checklist There are a few questions you may have to ask yourself before choosing a contractor for your roofing needs. Are they a local roofing company ? I believe you should always support…