Why roof raking matters after a snowstorm When snow sits at the eaves (the lower edges of your roof), meltwater can refreeze and form ice dams. Those dams push water back under shingles, leading to leaks, wet insulation, stained ceilings, and even gutter damage. With extended cold in the forecast, the risk of ice damming…
A first-of-its-kind request—simple, smart, and stunning This homeowner’s ask was unique for us—and wonderfully straightforward: replace the roof using two different shingle colors. With a home that presents two distinct exterior styles, it made perfect sense to let the roof complement each side in its own way. The home’s palette: two exteriors, two solutions Where…
There’s no better time to replace your roof — and right now, you can make your investment go even further. For a limited time this November, homeowners who sign a contract for a full roof replacement can choose their own complimentary home service — our way of saying thank you for trusting our team with…
You’ve just replaced your roof—and then it happens. A few months later, you notice a water stain on the ceiling and think, “How can my brand new roof be leaking already?”Here’s the truth: it’s probably not your roof. Chimneys: A Common Source of Roof LeaksChimneys are one of the most common—and most overlooked—sources of roof…
Opening an umbrella indoors might be bad luck—but finding a leak in your home after a storm is even worse. Whether it starts as a slow drip or a sudden water spot, addressing leaks quickly is key to preventing bigger, more expensive problems down the line. Don’t wait or try to ignore the signs. After…
We recently had the privilege of completing a roof replacement for a long-time trusted partner, and we couldn’t be prouder of how everything turned out. Our customer, who runs Glasscar, has been our go-to expert for windshield repairs across our fleet for years. Check out their services using the link attached! When he and his…
You shouldn’t have to pop open an umbrella inside your house – but it does happen! When you find a leak in your home during or after a storm, it’s important to get a professional to assess the situation as soon as possible. Small problems can be an easy fix, but when an issue is…
Asbestos siding Asbestos is a natural material that is mined and then formed into many industrial and residential items. It has been used extensively in the US since the early 1900’s and took off in popularity because it was both heat and chemical resistant and is a great insulator. It’s only in the last 40…
There is a very distinct timeline process that we keep to when replacing roofs and/or siding – this project in Budd Lake was no different in that respect. Initial inspection of roof and exterior surfaces: When our sales engineer comes to your house we do a thorough inspection of the old roof noting any problem…
