Roofing Blog

Replacing your roof offers more than just a fresh look – it’s a smart investment in your home’s future. Knowing you must invest in a roof replacement can seem daunting and overwhelming. Roofs are expensive, and the process might seem like a hassle. However, the benefits make it worth the investment. Replacing your roof offers more benefits than you may think. It enhances your curb appeal, increases your energy efficiency, and improves overall safety.  In this blog, we’ll disc

Changing seasons and dropping temperatures mean harsh winter weather is on its way. As a Midwestern homeowner, it's essential to know how severe weather and cold temperatures can affect the health of your roof.  Understanding how winter weather can impact your roof can help you prepare for and prevent costly issues later on. This blog will outline the four key issues to watch for this winter. Repeated freeze-thaw cycles can weaken your roof, leading to warped flashing and exp

It’s important to inspect your roof for damage once the winter weather subsides. The harsh mix of snow and ice builds up over time and can cause minor or extensive damage. You can help prevent a costly bill by doing a thorough walk-through to spot any damage on your roof or inside your home. Let’s talk about some things you should look out for. 1. Look for Signs of Mold and Moisture Look for any water spots in your attic or on your ceiling. This can be a sign of a leak, which

Your roof is as important as the foundation of your house. It is important to take action to prevent damage and resolve any issues as they arise. In the winter months, you should be extra cautious of how the weather can impact your roof. Snow and ice can undoubtedly harm your roof, leaving you with costly repairs. Blocked gutters in the fall may lead to ice dams once winter arrives. What happens to my roof after it snows? Snow can accumulate on your roof and cause damage to

Ice dams threaten any roof in the Midwest with the fluctuation of temperatures. When warm air in your attic causes snow and ice on your roof to melt too quickly, the water runs down the cold eaves towards the gutters, refreezing into an ice dam or icicles . And any unwanted moisture entering the home can lead to the growth of mold and mildew. Do you have icicles hanging from your roof? While they look pretty, they might be a sign of ice dams. ❄️ How do ice dams form on your