BLOG

The two main types of roofs that you will see are Three Tab and Architectural. What is the difference between these two roofing designs, and which one do we recommend and prefer? Read on to find out! Between the two options, Three Tab roofs are not as substantial, and...

Last year, the world changed drastically, and everything we knew was suddenly completely different. It should not come as a surprise that the roofing and exterior construction businesses would have to deal with some changes as well.  What kind of changes are we...

We have some exciting news to share! Recently, we were recognized as the fifth fastest growing roofing contractor in North America by CertainTeed. We are so happy, and we knew that we had to tell you all about this wonderful news! So how did we do it?  As you know, we...

Nobody likes having a leak in their roof. One second, you are sitting inside listening to the rain or snow on top of your house, and the next, there is water dripping in the middle of the room. What causes leaky roofs, and how are they fixed? Read on to find out! The...

As the winter months trudge on, some areas have been dealing with both snow and hail storms. We have many blog posts that discuss how snow can damage your roof, and how to avoid this type of damage, but in this blog, we will be talking about hail.  Hail storms can...

Trees can be a beautiful addition to the outside of your home. However, the added greenery can actually cause quite a few problems for your house, especially when it comes to your roof. It is so important to be aware of the trees around your house and to take note of...

Have you ever wondered what takes place during one of our roof inspections? Read on to find out. Did you know that most of the time, you don’t even have to be home for roof inspections! Our professionals are trained to be able to inspect your home whether you are home...

The siding of your house keeps you and your home protected from the outdoor elements and bad weather. Siding also helps to prevent leaks or water coming into the house, therefore preventing mildew and mold. Because siding keeps your house better insulated, you will...