When planning a big project like roof replacement, one of the most serious mistakes you can make is only getting one written estimate. As a general rule, we recommend that you obtain at least three written estimates from three different...
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Proper and consistent communication with your roofer can significantly contribute to the success of your residential or commercial roofing project. It enables you to stay on the loop and be well-informed about any developments. You can ensure everything is going according to...
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It's easy to see why asphalt shingles continue to be the most widely used residential and commercial roofing material in the country. Take a stroll around your neighborhood and chances are most of the homes are covered with asphalt shingle roofs. This...
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All roofs sustain wear and tear over time. Rust, leaks and flashing damage are common signs of a low slope roof in need of repair. But warning indicators that aren't visible from the ground are tougher to discover. Roof cracks,...
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Picking out a roof for your commercial property used to be a simple thing. As long as it remained watertight and kept its contents dry, you’re all set. As commercial roofing became a specialized trade sometime in the mid-19th century,...
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