Summer is a time of sunshine, warmth, and long days. However, it’s also a time for storms, which can wreak havoc on your home’s roof. As a homeowner, it’s essential to be aware of how summer storms can affect your home and take steps to protect your roof. Here are a few ways that summer storms can affect your home’s roof: Strong winds can damage or displace shingles Summer storms can bring strong winds that can cause shingles...Continue Reading
We rely on our roofs to be our home’s top defense against the elements. Leaks can be a hassle and, when left unaddressed, become a much more costly dilemma. This blog discusses the top five reasons your roof leaks and how you can handle the problem. Broken or Blown Off Shingles Shingle damage can be one of the most manageable problems to notice. With shingles being the outermost layer of your roof, they can be broken, damaged, or...Continue Reading
If your home is 15 years or older, features that were once “standard” are now turn-offs for potential buyers. If you’re considering listing your home, that’s probably not the best news. After all, no homeowner wants to hear their home is “outdated” or that the sale price should be lower. The good news is that making minor improvements to your home will appeal to new home buyers, and some projects can increase your home’s value! Here are the...Continue Reading
Siding is one of the most visible elements of a house and a considerable part of your curb appeal. If your siding fails to look the part, it’s failing to do its job too. Most homeowners only need to replace their siding once unless it suffers from storm damage, so doing it right the first time is vital! Here’s a list of signs that can help you recognize when it’s time for a replacement. Cracked, Warped, or Rotted...Continue Reading
St. Patrick’s Day boasts all things green. At Arnett Roofing, we want to celebrate this special day by sharing tips on going green in your home! Making your home eco-friendly can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Start with small steps and incorporate bigger ones to help reduce your carbon footprint over time. Read below to find out five simple ways to make your home eco-friendly! Solar Panels Solar energy is much cleaner and more sustainable...Continue Reading
