All In a Day’s Work: A Roofer’s Blog

Posted on: 22 October 2021

A tar roof is most often applied to flat-roofed commercial buildings. It consists of a membrane layer covered by bitumen and gravel, which creates a more durable and waterproof surface. Over time, damage and aging can cause issues with the membrane or bitumen layers, which will lead to the need for repairs. Knowing the symptoms of problems can ensure you schedule a repair before major damages occur. 1. Surface Blisters
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Posted on: 20 October 2021

Your home should be a reflection of your style. It is also arguably the most significant investment that you will make in your lifetime. Therefore, you need to protect it from all external factors that can lead to premature damage. One of the best ways to protect the exterior from weather damage is by installing vinyl siding. Vinyl has gained a lot of popularity as a siding material, and for good reasons.
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Posted on: 18 October 2021

A metal roof is one of the longest-lasting roofing systems available for commercial applications. A commercial metal roof will last about 30 to 45 years with proper upkeep. However, improper maintenance can reduce that lifespan significantly. A common problem that arises with a metal roof before the end of its lifespan is corrosion due to a deteriorating finish. Fortunately, it's not a death sentence for a metal roof. With some repair and restoration, you can avoid a full replacement and experience a few other benefits as well.
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Posted on: 1 October 2021

The gutters on your house help to move water from rain and snow from your roof and guide it into the downspouts and away from your home. Water that collects too closely to your house can eventually seep into the ground and into your foundation, crawl space, or basement, leaving you with water seepage or flooding to your home. If you have gutters on your house already, you know exactly what purpose your gutters serve.
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