Roofing Blog

The beginning of the new year can be an ideal time for a fresh start. If you're considering moving and putting your home on the market next year, your roof can be a major selling point. You may be losing out on potential buyers if you haven't had your roof repaired or replaced in quite a while.  Four of the most common benefits of replacing your roof include:  Enhanced curb appeal  High return on investment  Improved energy efficiency  Increased confidence during inspections

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

Did you know your roof breathes? Proper attic ventilation is essential to roof installation and critical to a healthy and efficient home. We understand putting holes in your roof doesn’t make much sense when keeping your house warm or cool, but your roof needs proper ventilation to protect your home. In fact, it's one of the most crucial layers for a healthy, long-lasting roof , and it's essential not to underestimate its significance. Millions of dollars are spent each year

If you've ever seen a new roof installed on a home, you might notice multiple layers of material placed under the shingles. A roof isn't composed only of shingles or tiles but of numerous layers of different materials that all work together. Let's look at all the layers that go into protecting your home and their purpose. Shingles are the preferred roofing material in the Midwest, prized for their durability. Insulation Insulation is a barrier material laid between the rafter

When considering buying a new home, make sure that the house's roof is sturdy. The roof is one of the most expensive features of a home, so you should give it a good inspection. Here are some of the most critical factors to look for in a roof. As the potential new homeowner, you should speak up and ask questions at the home's open house. Know How Old the Roof Is Well first, how long do roofs typically last? An average shingle roof tends to have about 20-25 years of life; any