Simple Maintenance Tips for Roofs

Posted on: 13 February 2023

Green roofs are becoming more common as homeowners seek more eco-friendly alternatives to typical roofing materials. These roofs, which are also called living roofs, consist of large, flat panels of soil with plants rooted in them. Green roofs release oxygen into the atmosphere. They also help absorb pollutants, and they are known for their insulating capabilities. However, green roofs are not the best option for every single home. Here are some key situations in which they work well. [Read More]

Posted on: 6 February 2023

Tile roofs are pretty common in coastal and waterfront areas. They do a great job of protecting these homes from the high winds, fierce storms, and salty air. You don't typically see as many tile roofs in snowy areas. But that should change! Tile roofs have a number of benefits for homes in snowy, cold climates. Take a look: Tile roofs aren't easily damaged by ice. In many cases, ice is more of a threat to roofs than snow. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 January 2023

If you're about ready to add new siding to your property, there are a lot of great options. One of the more unique ones is architectural paneling. You might add this material to your home if the following benefits sound worthwhile.  Very Durable Most architectural panels — when used as siding — are very durable because they're made up of metals. Some of the more popular options include steel, titanium, aluminum, and copper. [Read More]

Posted on: 20 January 2023

Returning home after a hurricane is always a little bittersweet. You're happy to see that your home is still standing, but you know there could be hidden damage still to discover. As you begin assessing your home, it's important to focus on the roof. Roof damage is really common in hurricanes, and even minor roof damage can lead to extensive leaks that cause more serious water damage. So, what roofing problems should you look for post-storm? [Read More]