A new roof can offer several benefits for your home, including improved curb appeal, increased safety, and a longer lifespan. Another great benefit that a new roof offers is a lower energy bill.
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During the coldest months of the year, ice dams can wreck havoc on your roof. As ice and snow melt, an ice dam along the ridge of your roof holds the water in place instead of allowing it to fall from your roof.
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Wood shakes and asphalt shingles are two of the most popular roofing materials available today. While both are great roofing materials, they have their own pros and cons. If you’re on the fence on which one to choose, here are some of the things you should consider. 1.
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Roof replacement is arguably the most important home improvement project you will undertake, so it’s important to choose a roofing system that will reliably protect your home from the elements.
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Of all forces of nature, wind is the perhaps the most dangerous to your roof. Even the code-compliant roofs are not safe from powerful gales and sustained gusts. If violent winds don’t tear your roof apart, they can send hefty debris, like huge tree limbs, flying into your home.
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Your roof is an important part of your home that plays a vital role through all seasons of the year. Here's how to tell if it's time to upgrade to a new roof:
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A properly installed roofing system should last for many years. Unfortunately, there are many contractors who perform substandard work, causing even a newly installed roof to fail early.
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The underlayment is the layer between the roofing shingles and the roof deck. Its main purpose is to act as a waterproof barrier and to protect the roof deck from damage.
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As your local roofing contractor, Exterior Source guarantees quality workmanship and the best roofing materials for your home. We know, though, that your roof is only as good as the warranty protecting it, which is why we offer reliable warranties that protect your investment.
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As your primary line of defense against harsh elements, your roof should always be in tip-top shape. Not only does it help keep your home dry and safe, but it can also preserve the home’s structural integrity.
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