Working at Height: Installing a New Roof

Posted on: 24 April 2017

After any strong storm, and especially after a long season of repeated storms, it's good to have your home's roof inspected for damage. This will ensure that you can have that damage repaired before it gets worse, and ensure you protect your home from water leaks. Note a few myths about roofing storm damage so you know to have your home's roof inspected properly and what's involved in fixing the damage.
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Posted on: 21 April 2017

Roof restoration does not involve removing the existing roof, which is usually very costly and detrimental to the environment (more debris to go to the landfills). It is carried out on an old-looking yet structurally-sound roof to make it look good as new. Small portions may be replaced if they are too old/worn. During restoration, specialized coating products are applied onto the roof deck so it looks new. This can be done on most types of roofs.
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Posted on: 20 April 2017

As a homeowner, there are aspects of your home that would require scheduled maintenance such as your HVAC system, your hot water system and more. An area that tends to be overlooked, despite the high risk of damage that is exposed to, is the roof. As such, it is not uncommon to find that leaks and other structural damages take homeowners by surprise, as they have not been paying attention to the condition of the roof.
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Posted on: 18 April 2017

When choosing new roofing materials for your home, you want to think past the initial cost of the materials and installation and consider longevity more seriously. Needing to replace the roof or make extensive repairs every few years can actually be more costly over the life of your home than if you choose a material that is meant to last for decades. Before you decide on the right roofing material for your home, note a few suggestions for the most durable and long-lasting choices, beyond standard asphalt tiles.
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