Homeowners often assume that if a roof is young, they don’t have to worry about potential problems. Often, this is true — roofs typically last 20 or 30 years before they need to be replaced. However, it is not unheard of for young roofs to develop certain problems, and when these problems do occur, you don’t want them to go unnoticed. Here are some roofing problems that are not exactly common in newer roofs but are common enough to warrant keeping your eyes out for them.…
Have you ever seen a picture of a cozy cottage with what looks like a thick, puffy roof? Chances are, that was a thatched roof — a roof made from water reeds or straw. Thatched roofing is a lot more effective than it sounds like it would be, and while it is mostly a relic of a bygone era, it is not completely obsolete. There are still some roofing companies that specialize in thatching, and it can be a nice choice for a cozy cottage or country home.…
The shingles on your home may have reached the end of their life and need to be replaced. There are many options for improvements and choices of materials that you may want to consider when having the new roofing installed. The following information will help you choose more durable roofing for your replacement:
1. Remember the Underlayments
The underlayment is part of the materials that need to be installed during a replacement.…
