Another West Virginia summer in the books and your roof has not been put through its paces? Then you may be wondering what the shingles, some of them well past their prime, will make of the winter storms ahead. Before the hard freeze is upon you, do you know what to have an eye on? Those are the kind of
Water stains on the ceiling in the wake of a heavy snowfall? Energy bills that seem to have a mind of their own come January? Or perhaps you are concerned as to what another mountain winter will do to a roof with its share of wear and tear. You would not be the only one asking these questions. We at
Some people believe that the color of their roofs really doesn’t matter when it comes to saving energy. What really matters is their HVAC systems. That’s mostly true. An efficient, well-running HVAC system can save you loads of money. But the color of your roof does matter when it comes to heating and cooling your house. Colors That Reflect Heat
Keeping the roof over your head in good shape is important, and it’s always a good idea to bring in professionals to help you with this. Doing it yourself can be dangerous, especially if you are older or if you have limited mobility. However, you have to know what to ask your contractor to do and when. While paying for
A roof replacement can feel huge, but problems begin with simple oversights. Homeowners may focus on color, price, or timing and miss details that protect the roof. A little preparation helps you ask better questions before work begins. It also helps you spot steps that should never be skipped. Choose the Right Roofer Start with licensing and insurance. A roofer
Your roof’s health is integral to the rest of your home. While a well-installed roof made from quality materials is built to last, there are precautions you can take in order to better protect it from environmental threats. Whether it’s wind, rain, or sun damage that your home is constantly battling against, here are some ways you can protect your
