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Nothing lasts forever and roofs are no different. Though there are roofs, like slate, concrete or tiles that can last a century or longer, most people don’t want or need to spend that kind of money on something that could possibly outlast the whole house. Fortunately, for the rest of us, there are a variety … …
Roofs today come in many sizes, shapes, colors and materials, so estimating a roofs lifespan isn’t a cut and dry answer. Depending on several factors, roofs can last as little as 10 years on the low end to over 100 years or longer! Yes, you read that right, you can have a roof you’ll never … …
When it’s time to replace your roof, you want to be sure you get the most energy efficient materials available. Fortunately, one of the easier ways to know if your materials are energy efficient is to look for the FDA’s Energy Star Label. ENERGY STAR ISN’T JUST FOR ELECTRONICS & APPLIANCES Consumers are used to … …
If you’re thinking about a new roof for your home, chances are you’re thinking about about asphalt shingles. While other materials such as metal, slate, and tile may offer better durability and longevity, the fact is asphalt shingles remain the top choice of roofing materials for homeowners in the United States and for good reason! … …
Asphalt shingles are still the most popular choice for residential roofs for good reason. They are the least expensive of material choices and nowadays, with all the colors and styles available, can look as great, even better in some cases as some their more expensive counterparts. The choice of shingle color can affect your home’s … …
There are 3 main roof types American homeowners choose from when it’s time to replace their roof. Today we look at the pros and cons of each to hopefully make the decision a little easier when it’s time to make your decision! Asphalt Shingles The most common residential roof type by far, asphalt shingles have … …