Top Causes of Shingle Blow-Offs

Most contemporary asphalt shingles are manufactured to handle hurricane-level wind speeds. To put this into perspective, these roofs are meant to handle wind speeds upward of 110 to 130 miles per hour (mph). However, it is a common occurrence to see asphalt shingles...

How to Smoothly Communicate With Your Roofer

As a homeowner, it’s your responsibility to find a capable roofing contractor who can handle your roofing projects with efficiency and precision. Your involvement doesn’t end just there. In fact, you’ll need to communicate with your contractor even more so that the...

What Causes Galvanic Corrosion on Metal Roofs?

Metal roofing has been gaining popularity due to its beauty, versatility, durability and long lifespan. Like all materials, it must be installed properly to avoid costly problems. One of the most common issues a metal roof can experience is galvanic corrosion.  What...

What Makes Metal a Green Roofing Option?

Investing in a metal roof can significantly improve your home’s curb appeal and increase its overall value. This material can last up to 50 years or more with minimal maintenance. Another plus is it’s good for the environment. Environmentally Friendly and Sustainable...

What You Need to Know About Different Kinds of Roofing Loads?

For roofs to stay in good condition, they should be able to handle loads that are both pushing downward and upward on them. How much your roof can handle depends on its design. However, most roofs are made to withstand common loads like the weight of people who are...

How Dangerous Can Trees Be for Roofs?

Trees offer great aesthetic benefits for any yard, which is why many homeowners prefer plenty of greenery. However, it’s important to keep trees away from your roof. For all their merits, trees can also be a source of headache in terms of roof maintenance.  ...