One of the most common question roofers get from customers is “Will my insurance cover this?” If you’re looking at your damaged roof and asking this question, you need to do three things: get an inspection from a qualified roofer, read over your homeowner’s policy, and find all your paperwork for the roof.
A majority of homes in the US use asphalt shingles. And within that camp most shingles fall into two categories: the standard 3 tab shingles and the newer architectural shingle.
The intake and the exhaust are the most important components of a roofing ventilation system. They work together to circulate fresh air into your home’s attic space and hot air out of it. Find out if your ventilation system is working properly.
As a homeowner, you want to make sure that you are buying high quality and precision-cut roofing materials and hiring the right people for your roofing project. Here are a few things to consider when planning your roofing project.
The best type of roof vents for your home are the ones that work best with your home’s airflow and roof design to remove the most cubic footage of attic air space effectively. Learn about the three most common static roof vents, box vent, turtle vent and ridge vent.
Thunderstorms, heat waves, high winds and hurricanes are a concern for residential roofs in Florida. After harsh weather, ensure that your roof has been cleaned of dirt and debris and inspected for damage.
There are many different types of roofs and styles. The climate and environment where you’re building, the availability of different types of building materials, and the overall style of the home will all affect the resulting shape of its roof.
So you have decided to install a new roof. Congratulations! You have taken the first step, but where do you go from here? Well, let us help by explaining the basic steps in how to shingle a roof.
If you are looking to invest in a new roof, an internet search will result in horror stories about people who got ripped off by their contractors. Before you pick your roofing contractor, there are several items you should check.
When it comes to natural disasters, they can cause costly damage to your home – damage that you probably can’t afford to repair out-of-pocket. Homeowners insurance typically covers damage to your home caused by things that are out of your control. However, most insurance plans do not automatically cover other natural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods.
Curling shingles are a common sight on roofs. These are a warning signs for underlying problems. Learn what might be causing your shingles to curl and what you can do about it.
There may come a day when you need to fully replace the roof of your home. Many damaged roofs are better off being completely replaced than simply patching the bad areas. When it comes time to consider installing a new roof, it is important to also consider what materials you want to use.