What Makes New Shingles Look Uneven
It can be frustrating to invest in a new roof only to notice some sections don’t look quite right. Freshly installed shingles should sit flat… Read More
September 14
Why Metal Roofs Work Well in Coastal Areas
Living near the coast definitely has its perks. Fresh air, warm breezes, and relaxing views make home life that much better. But if you’re located… Read More
September 14
When Roof Flashing Pulls Away From Shingles
When roof flashing starts to pull away from the shingles, problems often follow. It might not seem like a big deal at first glance, but… Read More
September 14
Signs Your Shingle Roof Has Poor Air Flow
Good roof airflow isn’t something most people think about every day, but it quietly plays a big role in protecting your home. When airflow is… Read More
September 7
What Makes Metal Roofs Perfect for Mountain Homes
Living in a mountain home comes with some serious perks-awesome views, fresh air, and a peaceful setting that’s hard to find anywhere else. But mountain… Read More
September 7
What Makes Shingles Stick Together in Summer
If you’ve ever stood on your driveway in Gainesville during a typical September afternoon, you know the heat is no joke. That same sun baking… Read More
September 7
Signs Your Shingle Roof Has Hidden Water Damage
A roof doesn’t always leak in obvious ways. Sometimes water damage slowly creeps in, hides under shingles, and spreads quietly for months. By the time… Read More
September 7
Why Some Shingles Look Different Than Others
If you’ve ever looked across your roof and noticed some shingles look darker, lighter, or just plain different from the others, you’re not alone. A… Read More
August 31
What Makes Shingle Edges Turn Upward
If the edges of your roof shingles are starting to curl or lift, it’s not something to ignore. At first, it might not look like… Read More
August 31
Why Shingles Sometimes Change Shape in Hot Weather
Athens, Georgia gets hot – really hot. During those long summer days, you’ve probably noticed your roof absorbing the heat like a sponge. But while… Read More