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What to Expect When You Need a New Roof

Mar 10th, 2021 // Roof Repair

So, it’s time: you need a new roof. Whether it comes down to natural wear and tear, damage from a storm, a leak that went undetected for too long, or your shingles balding so bad they’re beyond repair, a new roof is a large project that can take time, money, and preparation. It’s a process, … more »

Roofing Trends to Try When You Want to Switch Up Your Look

Mar 2nd, 2021 // Roof Installation, Roof Repair

Considering roofs can last anywhere from 20 to 80 years, it makes sense that you may feel the itch to make a switch. If you’ve painted your home recently, updated the landscape, added a hardscape, or are just tired of the color and the materials, your roof—although functional—may not be as appealing as you’d like. … more »

Uh-Oh! Did Winter Ruin Your Chimney? Here’s How to Find and Repair Damage

Feb 24th, 2021 // Chimney Flashing Repair

When the harsh winter weather fades, the days get longer, and the sun peeks out more, you may discover that your chimney took a bit of a beating over the colder months. Chimneys often are the targets during winter storms, freezing temperatures, and blustery winds. Here are a few telltale signs your chimney needs repair … more »

How to Get Your Roof Ready for Spring

Feb 17th, 2021 // Roof Installation, Roof Repair

Joy of joys! There are only a few weeks left of winter before we can officially welcome in spring. And just as quickly as the cold came in, the balmy, wet conditions of spring will come. This means there are a few things you should do to get your roof ready for the change. But … more »

5 Cold Weather Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Roof Safe

Feb 3rd, 2021 // Blog

If you’re not a winter person, the weather outside is probably frightful—but it’s also posing issues for your roof (which is also frightening). Extreme temperatures, storms, freezing, dense precipitation can all lead to mild to severe damage that can take your roof from strong to weak in no time. To prevent damage and protect your … more »

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