NEW ROOF/WOOD REPLACEMENT

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As the weather is clearing and we are able to assess the damage to exterior structures caused by the six-month horrific weather in our area, we are seeing a lot of wood rot.  What that translates to the homeowner is an added expense to the cost of replacing your roof.  What it means to the
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PROCRASTINATION + RAIN DELUGE = NIGHTMARE

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I am pretty sure that there are homeowners out there who have procrastinated about tending to exterior issues.  Hopefully the exterior of your home (roof, windows, siding) made it through the recent storms without a hitch.  Quite often homeowners are reluctant to get on top of repairs or replacements because, among other reasons, it’s no
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WOOD REPLACEMENT

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One of the most frustrating aspects of replacing a roof is when we find that sheathing is bad and must be replaced.  Wood replacement is really the only unknown left in our work orders.  We don’t like unknowns any more than our customers. The best case scenario for us is that the sheathing is fine.  That
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SUMMER MAINTENANCE TIPS FOR ROOFS, GUTTERS AND SIDING

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Summer is here, and the flowers, trees and gardens are in full bloom.  Make it a point to inspect your roof to make sure that there are no tree branches hovering over your roof.  You should inspect your roof every few weeks, particularly after heavy summer downpours. Here’s what you need to know:  If tree
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