Simple Maintenance Tips for Roofs

Posted on: 27 June 2023

When making home improvement projects, roofing upgrades are often overlooked. Many homeowners focus on interior renovations and neglect the potential for innovative and beneficial roof enhancements. Idea: Smart Solar Shingles Solar shingles are cutting-edge roofing materials that protect your home from the elements and generate electricity through embedded photovoltaic cells. By harnessing the sun's power with these discreet shingles, homeowners can reduce their dependence on the grid and save money on utility bills. [Read More]

Posted on: 21 June 2023

When it comes to keeping your roof in its best condition for as long as possible, one thing is for certain: you have to take care of your roof. It's one part of your property that allows you to keep the rest of your home in check, so if you care for your roof, the rest of your home will be taken care of as well. Roof repair is part of home maintenance, and your roofer will come to help you keep your roof in check. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 June 2023

When it snows, do you need to worry about your roof? The short answer to this question is "It depends." Of course, there are a lot more important details involved. In most cases, light to moderate snowfall is not a major concern as long as your roof is in good condition. However, you may need to take some actions or precautions during or after a snowstorm if any of the following are true. [Read More]

Posted on: 8 June 2023

Single-ply roofing systems are popular for commercial buildings. However, installing a single-ply roof requires proper preparation and attention to detail to avoid common problems compromising its performance and longevity.  Understanding Single-Ply Roof   A single-ply roof is a flat or low-slope roof made of a flexible membrane of synthetic materials, such as thermoplastic polyolefin or ethylene propylene diene monomer.  How to Prepare Single-Ply Remove any debris, dirt, grease, oil, or other contaminants from the existing roof surface that can interfere with the adhesion or performance of the single-ply membrane. [Read More]