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. 

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

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.

What you don't know about your roof may cost you in the long run. Getting the right information can make all the difference when it comes to protecting your home.  In this blog, we're explaining some of the most common roofing misconceptions so you can make confident, informed decisions for your home.  Misconception #1 : Newer roofs don’t require much maintenance  If you have had your roof replaced recently, it may not be in perfect condition. Even a newly installed roof is s

Asphalt roofing shingles are a popular choice among homeowners and roofing companies because they are durable, affordable, and come in various colors to match your home's aesthetic. But, how much do you know about your singles?  Even if you're not planning to replace your roof right now, understanding the basics can help you detect problems early and make informed decisions.  In this blog, we'll answer some of the most common questions about asphalt shingles so you can feel m

Since your roof is your home's first line of defense, every powerful storm poses a threat of high wind, rain, and hail damage. The extreme weather puts your roof at an increased risk of damage, especially cracks and leaks from hail. Understanding how well your shingles can withstand the elements can give you peace of mind during the next thunderstorm. In this blog, we'll discuss everything you need to know about the impact ratings of shingles.  What is an impact rating? Impac