Nailing This Down

Posted on: 26 January 2022

Mildew, mold, moss, lichens, and algae all have one thing in common — they can grow on the surface of your residential roof and cause problems. If you have a wood shake roof, the odds of facing a microbial growth problem are even higher because wood is more susceptible to fluctuating weather conditions than its non-wood alternatives. While there are a variety of ways to remedy microbial growth on wood shake roofs, the best practice is to be proactive whenever possible.
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Posted on: 26 January 2022

If you've recently been through a bad storm, and you're wondering if your roof has been damaged, it might be a good time for a roof inspection, especially if your roof is getting old. It's good to have your roof inspected occasionally just to make sure there's no damage that needs to be repaired. Here's an overview of the types of damage a roofer might look for on various types of residential roofs.
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Posted on: 26 January 2022

When you postpone roof repairs, you create additional problems that may end up being too expensive to handle. And no homeowner wants to hear that their roof has damages that are beyond repairs. Therefore, watching the signs of trouble and taking immediate steps to repair it will save you time and money in the long run. Here are four common indicators that it is time to repair your roof.  Wet Spots and Algae
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Posted on: 25 January 2022

If you are a homeowner, you should worry about the effects of rainwater on the structure. Without a way to control the rainwater that falls on the roof, you will have a series of damaged house components like the siding, windows, walls, and doors. An efficient gutter system diverts water away from your home and protects the structure from water damage. The function saves you a lot of stress over water stagnating around your home and damaging the basement, walls, roof, and foundation.
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