Your roof is one of the most important parts of the structure of your home. Therefore, the National Roofing Contractors Association recommends that you schedule a roof inspection twice a year: once in spring and once in the fall. Most roofing contractors know that this may be difficult for some homeowners, so once a year,… read more
Now that the weather is turning nicer, you’ve decided that you’re going to have your roof replaced. If you’re like most people, you are probably wondering if you should be home during the roof replacement. This is one of the first things customers ask when scheduling their roof replacement. The answer is no- primarily because… read more
As a homeowner, you want to do whatever it takes to care for your home. Therefore, you must understand that roof maintenance isn’t reserved for when the weather is nice. Some things must be done year-round to ensure that your roof is safe from damage, no matter what season it is. Here are a few… read more
Spring is upon us. The temperatures are getting warmer, and since the weather is so nice, you’ll find yourself outside more often. You may find yourself looking up at your roof and wondering what you need to do to prepare your roof and gutters for spring. After all, a little maintenance goes a long way…. read more
When you take a look around your neighborhood after a snowfall, you see that snow seems to melt faster on some roofs than others. Primarily, the snowmelt is due to poor insulation. The warm air from inside the home gets into the attic, which warms the underside of the roof. The snow begins to melt… read more
Have you ever taken the time to look around your neighborhood after a snowstorm and noticed that snow accumulation is different for every home? Some of a little bit of snow, while others have none at all. The homes reside at the same temperature, and even if the sun were hitting some houses at a… read more
People who live in cold climates quickly realize that the ideal roofing seasons are spring, summer, and early fall. People living in these areas understand how treacherous snow can be, so they choose to have their roofs replaced or repaired during mild to moderate temperatures. Of course, that does not mean that you can’t have… read more
An ice dam can form when the snow accumulated on your rooftop melts, runs down the roof, and re-freezes near the edge. When this happens, this can prevent melted snow from draining, leading to water buildup, leaks, and structural damage. Ice dams can only form if the roof’s edge sits lower than the rest of… read more
Winter can wreak havoc on the roof of your home and in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey, this is a major concern. and it’s not wise to wait until spring to address the issues that it can cause. There are several issues that snow and ice can cause to your roof. Below, we will… read more
Many people consider icicles a beautiful thing of winter. However, they could indicate a more serious issue- ice dams. An ice dam is a ridge of ice that forms at the edge of your roof, preventing melting snow from draining off. Ice dams often form following massive snowstorms. An ice dam is so much more… read more
Homeowners don’t always appreciate the job a roof does until there is a problem and by then it is often too late. If you haven’t had someone look at your roof within the past two years, it is time!
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