Metal roofs may be more popular for residential homes than you realize, and metal might be a good fit for your home, no matter its age or style. If your home needs roof repair or an entirely new roof altogether, note when a metal roof might be your best option over other materials. Budget A metal roof is typically more expensive than other roofing materials, so you may wonder why a metal roof is best for those on a limited budget. [Read More]

Stick-built homes are somewhat traditional in design; these are built with beams and studs that are cut onsite, and then nailed or otherwise joined together. Timber trusses, on the other hand, are large beams that are cut and fit at a production facility and then shipped to a jobsite; these trusses are often left exposed, for an open and grand look. When having a house built, you may have some very common misconceptions about the differences between these materials; note a few of those here so you choose the best material for your new home, and will be happy living there for many years to come! [Read More]

If your home or business is in need of a new roof, you may be wondering if rolled roofing is a suitable option for your property. As with other types of roofing, there are pros and cons to the use of rolled roofing, and the more you know, the easier it will be to make a smart decision.  Rolled roofing First, it is important to know that rolled roofing is still a fairly new option. [Read More]

Having a leaky roof fixed can be a major expense for all homeowners, but knowing the most common causes of roof leaks can allow you to stop those leaks from ever developing, saving on unnecessary repair bills. Note a few areas of the roof that need extra checking and added maintenance, so you can ensure you keep those areas in good repair over the years and avoid unnecessary leaks and the repair bills that go with them! [Read More]