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Every homeowner knows the importance of having a reliable roof system. From underlayment to decking, every part of the roof is vital to its overall durability. However, gutters could be among the most important ones, especially if you live in an area prone to rain and snow. Unfortunately, when it comes to gutter installations andRead more

Almost everybody knows the roof is one of the most important parts of the home. That’s why people invest money each year to inspect and fix their roofs. And while most of their efforts are focused on things like replacing missing shingles and fixing holes, they tend to forget about the gutters.  However, leaky guttersRead more

While cleaning the muck out of your gutters might be the last thing on your mind this year, you should definitely add it to your to-do list. Gutters are a vital aspect of your home, diverting all water safely away from it. Therefore, if you don’t clean your gutters on a regular basis, you runRead more

Most states deal with four seasons: winter, spring, summer and fall. Florida, however, is subject to one more: hurricane season. Hurricane season begins June 1 and ends November 30, and while it isn’t certain your home will face the brunt of a major hurricane, it will almost certainly be subjected to heavy winds and rainsRead more

Your roof is one of the biggest investments you will make in your home, and we receive a lot of questions from concerned homeowners about how to protect that investment. Our blog, FAQ page and the “Roofing University” videos on our website and YouTube channel are available to help homeowners with questions they have aboutRead more

Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against the unpredictable forces of nature; baking sun, driving rain and powerful wind are all common issues in the South. Over time, this adverse weather can wear on the roof of your home, and it’s best not to wait for noticeable signs of damage (such asRead more

The leaves are falling, humidity is lower and the scorching summer heat is thankfully a thing of the past –at least for a little while.

Although Florida winters are nowhere as harsh as some of our northern neighbors’, there are still steps to take to ensure your roofing system will keep the cold and wet on the outside and the cozy warm air inside during the chilly months ahead.