Your Last Roofing Inspection Was When?

If you're like many homeowners you have never been on your roof and don't know much about what's up there. By the time you realize your roof could be failing, you might have already incurred expensive water intrusion damage.

Schedule Regular Inspections With a Roofing Contractor

An experienced roofing contractor can spend an hour on your roof every year taking care of minor issues that left unattended, might result in hundreds of dollars of interior damage to your home. They can also provide advance notice of when to start budgeting for a new roof.

Choosing Types of Roofing Materials

From standing seam metal to modern asphalt shingles, the material you choose can give your home a whole new look and even improve energy efficiency. Ask about options like synthetic slate and reflective metal products.

Triple-pane windows add a third layer of glass for even greater energy performance, making them ideal for extreme climates. Look for windows with low U-factors (indicating better insulation) and high Solar Heat Gain Coefficients (SHGC) if you want passive solar heating, or lower SHGC values if you need to minimize heat gain in warmer climates.

Pricing for a New Roof

Costs vary by home size and material. Asphalt shingles are usually the most economical, while slate sits at the higher end. Multiple quotes help ensure you pay a fair price for quality work.