When a professional comes to check out potential damage, one of the first things they will look for is any damage that may have occurred to other areas of your home. This can include siding,…

INCREASED PROTECTION In the past decade, shingles have seen a significant increase in wind rating. During the 90s shingles were being rated for 65-mph winds. Today, shingles easily rate for 120-mph winds and can…

Repair & Replacement Normal wear and tear is something that happens to everything in our homes, and the roof is no different. Minor damage from storms, weather changes, and more can slowly build up to…

Take a Look Around Probably the most important step to take, visually assessing your roof can help point out any major damages that may have occurred, but also the smaller issues that may grow in…

To better understand these winter monsters, what exactly causes them? Just-below freezing temperatures are the perfect conditions for ice dams to form, days where the temperature is around 30-32°F. If spots on your roof are…

Storm/Weather Damage With just a part of the winter season behind us now, it’s important to keep an eye on your roof, as any damage can lead to further problems. Larger damages, which can be…

Look closely at the roof and pay attention to any areas that might be wet or discolored, as these are likely the source of the leak.  You can also check your attic for signs of…

Gutters Your roof’s gutters are a vital part of your roofing system as they keep water from collecting, which prevents water damage and drainage issues. It’s important to check your gutters regularly for any type…

Inspect It: Most damage can be seen, so give your roof a good inspection. Check for damage to shingles, vents, flashing, and other roofing materials. Check Your Attic: Damage can be done from the inside as well,…

Tornados While tornado season occurs in the spring months when the warm air and cool air collide, tornadoes can occur anytime of the year and even if an actual tornado does not touch down, the…