Reliable Roofing Solutions for Your Home

1. Insurance Claims Are Easier

• When you show that you’ve performed all necessary regular maintenance, and through no fault of your own they’re more likely to give you the claim money you need to make repairs

2. You Can Save Money in the Long Run

• A missing or curled shingle now is hardly a significant expense, but if left unfixed, you could be looking at repair costs in the thousands down the road.

3. Your Family Will Stay Healthy

• There can be complications to your roof but once you start having leaks and cracks mold can start to grow and that can have an effect  on your families health causing complications 

4. Avoid Further Damage

• When minor damage appears, it can spread quickly. A hole becomes bigger, mold multiplies, and so on. A damaged roof is much more susceptible to further trouble than a roof with no damage

5. Extends your Roofs Life

• he average roof lasts for about twenty to thirty years, depending on the environment and care. Proper roof inspections can help to extend this lifespan, saving you money. Consider having a roofing company inspect your roof and make needed repairs to keep your roof healthy as long as you can.

6. Increase your property value

• A well-maintained roof can increase the value of your home, making it more appealing to potential buyers

7. Helps Prevent Mold and Mildew Growth

• A neglected roof can more easily become infiltrated by water, creating an environment prime for mold and mildew growth. Mold can compromise indoor air quality and pose health risks to occupants. Fortunately, roof inspections can help identify areas where water has infiltrated, allowing for prompt repairs which can prevent the development of mold and mildew.

Yes, If your roof gets damaged, your insurer will need to know the cause. Your insurance policy will outline exactly which damages are covered and which are excluded. 

1. Limit additional damage

•  As soon as it’s safe to do so, patch any holes or complete temporary repairs to prevent further damage, or you can hire help if needed. Your insurance company may reimburse you for any expenses involved.

2. Document the damage

• Take photos and videos documenting all of the damage and the measures you’ve taken in response. Note times and dates when the damage occurred, what caused the damage and describe any belongings that were damaged by things like leaks.

3. Reach out to your insurance company

• Contact your insurer as soon as possible to inform them about the damage and that you plan to file a claim

4. Get an estimate

• An insurance adjuster will inspect the damage and come up with an estimate of how much repairs will cost.

• You should also consider getting an independent repair estimate by contacting a contractor and asking them to review the roof damage for a quote

5. File the required paperwork

• Fill out any documents required to complete your claim.

1. Reduces condensation: Ventilation allows moisture to escape, preventing condensation which can damage insulation and lead to water damage.
2. Prevents mold growth:By managing moisture levels, proper ventilation significantly reduces the risk of mold and mildew development in the attic
3. Protects roof materials: Trapped heat can damage shingles and other roof components, while proper ventilation helps maintain their integrity
4. Pest control: Adequate ventilation can deter pests from entering your home through the attic by eliminating potential nesting areas

1. Weather: Strong winds can lift shingles, exposing the roof deck and underlayment, while hail can dent or crack shingles.
2. Poor maintenance: This can lead to water damage, mold growth, pest activity, and premature failure
3. Improper installation: Roofing materials that are installed incorrectly or using improper application techniques can lead to leaks and premature aging
4. Clogged gutters: debris, or pests' nests can cause water to pool on your roof
5. Hail damage: Hail that is large enough can cause significant damage to your roof, even if it doesn't penetrate the shingles
6. Water damage: Moisture from rain, ice, snow, or sleet can seep into weak or vulnerable roofing materials
7. Ageing: Roofs will inevitably age over time, but taking precautions can help prolong their lifespan
8. UV rays: Prolonged exposure to UV rays can cause shingles to become brittle, lose granules, and deteriorate.
9. Attic ventilation: Inadequate ventilation in the attic can cause moisture buildup, which can lead to mold, rot, and damage to the roofing materials.

It is a thin metal material installed to direct water away from areas where your shingles butt up against something (walls, chimneys, valleys, etc.). It's one of the most crucial roofing components that every roof must have to avoid leaks in problem areas

Yes, new roofs usually come with warranties,

What's covered

• Materials: The manufacturer's warranty covers the roofing materials, like shingles, metal, or tile. This warranty can also cover the underlayment.
• Workmanship The workmanship warranty protects against poor installation or shoddy workmanship.