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Do you own a historic home? Does your historic home have a roofing issue that needs to be addressed? Not every roofing material is a good option for aged and historic homes. It’s important to know what your options are and how to choose the best material. Asphalt...

In the past several years, there’s been a significant increase in awareness for eco-friendly living. People around the world and within the United States are turning to options that are better for the environment and humanity as a whole. Have you changed your any...

Taking care your commercial roof can be difficult. How do you ensure your flat roof drains? Should I consider metal roofing? Just like with residential roofing, there are a variety of commercial roofing problems that can creep up on you. This is why it’s important to...

Are you thinking of hanging up holiday lights outside your house this winter? According to NFPA.org, an average of 160 home fires per year occur from holiday lights or decorative lighting which results in millions of dollars in property damage each year. If you follow...

In recent years, solar energy installation has become increasingly popular in the United States. Solar power is created when energy from sunlight is converted into electricity using either directly with photovoltaics, indirectly with concentrated solar power, or a...

Have you prepped the roof of your office building for the coming winter? When you inspect and winterize your facility’s roof depends on a few factors including its size, condition, and how early winter comes in your location. Without the proper maintenance and...

Chimneys are ventilation structures used to isolate hot toxic exhaust gasses and smoke produced by boilers, stoves, furnaces, and related vessels in houses. They’re usually located on roofs to ensure smooth flow of the gasses. Since chimneys come in a variety of...

The average life expectancy of the shingles on your roof can be a long time, sometimes up to 30 years with proper care. But even the best care can’t always prevent harsh weather or elements from inflicting wear and tear on your roof. Below are the 5 most common causes...