Roofing Blog

Living in the Midwest means dealing with unpredictable winter weather. Harsh winter conditions create the perfect storm for roofing damage. The fluctuating temperatures, combined with snow and rain, can begin to take a toll on your roof because of the shifts. This cycle, commonly known as the freeze-thaw cycle, can significantly impact your roof. 

Homeowners in the Midwest know just how unpredictable the weather can be. One minute you’re enjoying a sunny afternoon, and the next you’re bracing for damaging hail or sleet. These constant weather shifts can have a significant impact on your roof, adding extra stress and strain to its structure. Every season brings new challenges that can affect your roof's integrity and lifespan.  In this blog, we're highlighting how each season impacts your roof and what to look for.  Win

Many homeowners want to know exactly how long it would take a roofing company to complete a roof replacement. While roofing companies can usually provide a general timeline and communicate delays, it’s important to understand that no two projects are identical. Some projects may require a little flexibility to ensure the job is done safely and correctly.

If you're like most homeowners, you don't think about your roof until there's a major problem.  But the truth is, a lot is going on above your head that you might not notice until it’s too late. Understanding these key things can save you time, money, and frustration while helping you make more informed decisions about your roof.  In this blog, we’re highlighting four things your roofing company wants you to know before working with them.  Sometimes it’s necessary to replace

When homeowners think about their roof, shingles are usually the first thing that comes to mind. But you can’t forget about the flashing.  Flashing is a critical part of every roof. It’s responsible for preventing water from seeping into your home by directing water away from seams and critical areas. Without flashing, your home is more susceptible to water damage, which can lead to frustrating and costly repairs down the road.  In this blog, we’re discussing the fundamentals

Unfortunately, Northern Illinois is susceptible to harsh winters. Between winter snow storms and polar vortexes, your roof can become vulnerable to damage.  Like snow and ice, freezing temperatures can harm your roof. The extreme cold can impact your roof in the following ways:  Shingles can become more fragile  Flashing can sustain damage  Freeze-thaw cycles can cause leaks Ice dam formation can cause water damage In this blog, we’ll discuss the top four ways cold temperatur

Midwest winters are full of surprises, often bringing a host of challenges for homeowners. The accumulation of heavy snow, thick ice, high winds, and freezing cold temperatures can damage your roof and lead to expensive repairs down the road. Some of the most common problems include: Cracked shingles Damaged flashing Water damage from leaks Excess weight from snow build-up Poor ventilation Staying proactive and addressing potential roofing problems early is key to keeping you