The Atlantic Hurricane Season 2022 is well underway, but as those of us who live and work in the Mid-Atlantic region know, August and September are when things really heat up. When hurricanes make landfall they can wreak havoc.
Read MoreIf you’re a homeowner with an aging roof, you’re smart to be doing some research about your various roof replacement options. You’re looking to get a new roof without breaking the bank. You keep hearing the term architectural shingles and wondering what that means. Let’s take a look.
Read MoreIf you’re in the market for roof replacement, you’re likely doing your homework and researching your options. One thing you might not have thought about is if you should consider gutter replacement when you get a new roof.
Read MoreHail storms are a fact of life in the Mid-Atlantic. Storms bringing hail generally start in April, and may not end until well into the fall. In many cases, there is only scattered damage, but a severe storm can cause damage to thousands of homes.
Read MoreYour home is likely your biggest investment. In addition to your mortgage, you spend a lot of time and money getting the interior looking just right, with remodeling projects, painting, and new flooring. You probably don’t think about your roof a lot, but you should.
Read MoreWhen it’s time for roof replacement, you have some choices to make. The variety of roofing materials can boggle the mind. But what’s right for your home?
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Repairing Hail Damage to Roofs: While most hail storms produce tiny frozen pellets that bounce harmlessly off your house's roof, some hail storms produce large, heavy chunks of ice that can cause some serious damage.
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New Roof or Repairs The first reaction to either having a new roof installed or needing to repair an existing one, can for many homeowners create a sensation that borders on panic! Generally, the first thought is directly related to cost.
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All about Green Roofs: Disclaimer: We are currently not working with green roofs. This article is for educational purposes only.
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Known as fruit rats, black rats and ship rats, roof rats can cause some serious damage to the electrical wires and insulation of your home. These high-dwelling rats often like to make their home in attics, vents, false ceilings and crawl spaces where they live and reproduce all year long.
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