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Why synthetic roofing? Because it’s durable, beautiful, easy to maintain, and, sometimes, much lighter. Recent innovations in synthetic roofing have provided homeowners with new, dependable options that can mimic the appearance of wood or stone without requiring the same level of upkeep.
In this expanded guide, we’ll look at the risks associated with clogged gutters, how routine maintenance can protect your home, and provide actionable tips for homeowners to keep their gutters in peak condition year-round.
Nothing frustrates us more than seeing the aftermath of shoddy work from low-bid contractors. They swoop in with an offer that seems too good to pass up, and homeowners jump on it, thinking they’ve found a deal. But often, that “deal” turns into a nightmare.
Have you looked at your roof lately and thought “oh I’ll get around to that”? You don’t realize you’re going to have a problem until it’s inescapable. To that we say, the end of Summer/beginning of Fall is a great time to address these seemingly little fixes.
Recently the Home Association for the Commons of Conway Farms hired us to re-roof 56 of their homes. While it was a big task, we thank them for trusting us with this considerable undertaking!
Two characteristics that make Yellow Cedar shingles so popular are its strength and durability.
Alaskan Yellow Cedar Shingles contain natural oils and tannins that fight against mold and decay, which means homeowners who buy Alaskan Yellow Cedar shingles can enjoy lasting value with little maintenance required.
