Any type of roof damage can be detrimental to your home. From the biggest holes to the smallest cracks, you have to be diligent. Knowing when to repair and when to replace your roof is important for preventing long-term damage and accruing extra costs.
As we leave winter behind, the temperatures are starting to rise as flowers and trees burst back into life. But the arrival of spring also means it’s time to start getting your home ready for spring showers and the coming summer storms.
Minnesota is no stranger to severe weather, including strong thunderstorms, heavy snowfalls, and intense hailstorms. That also means that homeowners in Minnesota frequently have to deal with roof repairs—or even a roof replacement—due to storm damage.
Multifamily homes bring their own challenges when it comes time for a roof replacement or roof repair. There is much more to consider when you have multiple tenants to worry about disrupting during the project.
Whether you’re undergoing an entire roof replacement or simply reshingling, it’s important to think about the shingles you’re putting on your roof. But how do you decide which shingles are right?
It is getting to the time of year where the temperature drops and the snow starts flying. Before you have a foot of snow on your roof it is a good idea to do a roof inspection to avoid any unexpected surprises this winter.
You hear all across the country and all over google that it is not ideal to replace a roof in the winter. While that may have been true 20 or 30 years ago,
Don’t wait until you have expensive water damage or your roof is caving in! Here are 10 warning signs your roof needs to be replaced
Your roof is one of the most important aspects of your home.
The fact is choosing the right roofing company can be a challenge for many homeowners. Unfortunately, the decision for choosing that roofer is often made when tragedy has already struck and you have a leak that needs to be addressed.
Dealing with roof insurance claims is a chore at best. But it’s often necessary after your roof sustains some damage due to poor weather conditions.
Damage from a seemingly routine wind and hail storms can compromise the integrity of your roof.