There are two primary categories of roofs: Residential and commercial. Residential roofs are what you see when you look at a house, townhome or apartment complex. Commercial roofs are what you see when you looking at an office park, business or retail location....
There are two types of primary roofs used throughout the United States: Slanted roofs and flat roofs. Slanted roofs are what you see on most homes, apartment complexes and live-in buildings. Flat roofs are what you see on most businesses, warehouses and commercial...
Imagine this scenario: You’ve met with your roofing contractor. They arrived on time, were polite and informative, gave you a free inspection and estimate. They show you the certificates for installing the materials that you have chosen. Everything seems right and...
Wind damage can destroy a roof. It’s no secret that a severe windstorm can cause thousands of dollars in damage to homes, apartments, vehicles and anything caught in its path. Even a few wind gusts are enough to blow shingles off a roof, send debris into a...
Finding a local roofer you can rely on is easier said than done. Roofing is one of the most competitive home improvement markets in the country. No matter what city you live in, you’ll find roofers competing for the same business. Some markets are so saturated...
Spring is here! Whether you’re looking forward to the pool opening or excited to get back into gardening, spring brings something for everyone. Spring-cleaning is a popular tradition for homeowners. You crack open the windows, open up trash bags and you clean...
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