If your home was hit by severe weather this winter, who knows what might be lurking up on your roof? Blisters, punctures, curling, or missing shingles… if left unrepaired the damage might come back to haunt you. If you have not yet scheduled a yearly roof inspection, now’s the time. Read More→
It’s October, and that means it’s time to decorate for Halloween! While many people decorate their lawns, sidewalks and porches (the better to scare people with, right?), adding props and figures to your roof can add an extra “wow” factor to your décor. Read More→
Homeowners usually undergo home improvement projects with the expectation of upgrading their current space into something they have always wanted. Although homeowners expect upgrades to add significant value to their home, most home improvement projects won’t add that much to the bottom line if you sell.
A new roof can average over $10,000, making it one of the more expensive home improvement tasks, but don’t let the cost scare you! There are several ways that your new roof could put the cash back in your pocket. Here’s how:
One of the biggest challenges that homeowners face is choosing the right roofing contractor. After all, it’s a pretty significant investment! Get the best service for your budget by following these tips:
How do you know when your roof has reached the end? Most homeowners wait until costly problems like roof leaks become apparent. Don’t get caught with costly repairs; find out what to look for when it’s time for an entire roof replacement below:
Hailstorms may not seem like the worst type of natural disaster that can damage your home – but they are the most common. Hail can also cause a surprising amount of damage to your home including the roof, siding, windows and gutters.
Have you ever heard the saying, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”? This is true for many things that require maintenance to perform best like your health, your car and your home. But this is especially true when it comes to your roof! If you’re like most homeowners you’re probably thinking, “there’s not a hole in mine so what’s the big deal?”
You may be surprised to learn that your roof could have problems, even if it’s not leaking right now.
Selling a home is stressful even when everything goes right. There is A LOT of time, energy, paperwork and emotions that go into it and even small complications can feel like massive burdens.
So, when homeowners ask us if they should get a roof inspection before they list their home, our answer is always yes!
If your home is 15 years or older, features that were once “standard” are now turn-offs for potential buyers. If you’re thinking about listing your home, that’s probably not the best news. After all, no homeowner wants to hear their home is “outdated” or the sale price should be lowered.
