Mobile Home Roofing
Learn about Mobile Home Roofing. Mobile home roofs are unique in part because they are often lower in roof slope and have poor attic venting.
Learning Center
Learn more about your roofing or gutter system. Uncover valuable insights, maintenance guides, and industry best practices. Whether you’re looking for preventative tips or need guidance on repairs, our experts share their knowledge to ensure your roof stands strong against the elements. Elevate your home’s protection and longevity through the informative posts in this dedicated category.
Shingles On Low Slope Roof
Some define “low-slope” as below a 2/12 pitch. However, for this topic I am referencing roof slopes of a 2/12 or a 3/12…
Secondary Water Barrier (SWR)
A Secondary Water Barrier is like an additional or backup system underneath the primary roofing covering. We prowdly install GAF Weatherwatch for situations…
Pipe Flashing Leaks & Repairs
Leaks from a pipe flashing can be a persistent and concerning issue for homeowners. Often located where pipes penetrate through the roof, these…
Pipe Flashing Types
Roofing pipe flashings are used to waterproof the area around pipes or vent penetrations through the roof. There are several types of roofing…
Dead Valley
A dead valley is generally used to describe an area where a valley meets an obstruction such as a wall or chimney. The…
Chimney Cricket -What is it?
A chimney cricket, also known as a chimney saddle. It is a specialized piece of construction designed to divert water around the base…
Roof Cleaning (and why its important)
Roof cleaning (aka keeping debris off your roof) is important to maintain roof longevity. To keep debris off your roof, consider regular inspections,…
What is a wind mitigation inspection?
A wind mitigation inspection is an examination of a property’s resilience to wind damage, particularly from hurricanes or strong storms. These inspections are…
Lifetime Warranty Shingles -What does it really mean?
A “Lifetime Warranty” on shingles typically refers to the duration of time that the original homeowner owns the house where the shingles are…