Repairing Hail Damaged Roof: What Every Homeowner Should Know
When a hailstorm hits, your roof becomes your home’s first line of defense, and often, its biggest victim. In fact, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), hail causes around $10 billion in property damage annually in the U.S., much of it to residential roofing. More shocking is that hail damage isn’t always…
Flat vs. Sloped Roofs: Which Is Best for Your Commercial Building Roofing?
When it comes to commercial roofing, the structure you choose does more than just cover your building; it impacts long-term maintenance, energy efficiency, weather performance, and overall costs. While there are many roofing designs available, flat and sloped roofs remain the two most widely used and debated options. So, which one should you go with?…
Keeping Your Roof Safe After A Snowstorm: A Quick Checklist
Snow and ice look beautiful on roofs, but only until they start damaging them. It can quietly wreak havoc on your roof by causing leaks, ice dams, and even structural damage. When melting snow refreezes at your roof’s edge, it can trap water under shingles and lead to costly repairs. What’s worse is that these…
Asphalt vs. Metal Roofing: Which One is Right for Your Home?
Thinking about a new roof but stuck between asphalt and metal? You’re not alone. These two popular house roof types bring their own perks and quirks to the table. Asphalt shingles are the go-to for affordability and quick installs and dominate over 70% of U.S. residential roofs (Report: Global Growth Insights). On the other hand,…
How Different Weather Conditions in Houston Impact Your Roof’s Longevity
Houston’s weather doesn’t play nice with your roof. One day, it’s blistering heat—the next, it’s pouring rain, and let’s not forget those wild storms and the occasional cold snap. All these elements wear down your roof in different ways, from cracking shingles to moisture seeping into weak spots, leading to mold and rot. Over time,…