Whether you’ve just purchased a house or have been a homeowner for decades, there are several common mistakes that homeowners often make. Unfortunately, they can also lead to costly repairs! No need to panic though, follow the guide below to ensure you don’t make these errors too. 1. Ignoring Your Roof Out of sight, out of mind, right? Wrong. Neglecting your roof can be detrimental to your wallet if not taken care of regularly. We recommend that homeowners...Continue Reading
A new roof can be a costly investment but is essential to both you and your family’s safety. Your roof protects you from the rain, wind, and other natural elements, not to mention sets the stage for your home’s curb appeal and appearance. That’s why knowing when your roof has reached the end of its lifespan is so important! Keep an eye out for these warning signs and make sure to get a professional roof inspection ASAP should...Continue Reading
Getting a new roof can often feel like an overwhelming and confusing process, so we outlined a step-by-step guide to choosing the best roof for your home. Step 1: Get an Inspection Your first step before getting a new roof should always be to get an inspection. Luckily for you, ours are free! When you schedule an inspection, a trained roofing professional will come out and do a thorough analysis of your roof. They know precisely what to...Continue Reading
After a disaster hits, your homeowner’s insurance can save you thousands of dollars on repairs. However, insurance can be tricky, and not everything is covered. To avoid unexpected costs, you need to take a close look at your homeowner’s policy. Here’s a breakdown of what to look for. Know the Policy Exclusions In order to protect themselves from fraud, insurance companies often exclude certain items and repairs from coverage. For example, your roof insurance won’t cover you bludgeoning...Continue Reading
Summer is here! While we’re excited to soak up the rays, your roof sure isn’t! The heat from the scorching summer sun can cause severe damage to your asphalt roof. The heat causes roofing materials to expand, and as they cool, they begin to contract. This process can cause slow, long term damage that increases as the years go by. The UV rays from the sun can also damage roofs over time, breaking down the microscopic bonds that...Continue Reading
