Roof Flashing: What It Is, the Types, and Why It Matters
Key Takeaways Flashing is thin metal that seals the roof’s weak points. Roofers install steel, copper, or aluminum wherever the roof meets something else: chimneys,… Read More
December 27
20 Misconceptions About Home Roof Inspections
Key Takeaways Your insurer may pay for the inspection. When a homeowners policy requires a roof inspection, the carrier will typically cover the cost, sometimes… Read More
December 16
How to Prevent Roof Leaks and When to Call a Professional
Key Takeaways Two inspections a year, spring and fall. A spring inspection finds what winter weather did. A fall inspection catches problems before cold weather… Read More
December 8
Should I Replace or Repair My Curled Shingles?
Key Takeaways Scattered curling is a repair, widespread curling isn’t. A shingle or two can be swapped out. When curling shows up across the roof,… Read More
November 22
The Best Roofing Materials for Dealing With a Texas Winter
Key Takeaways Texas winters attack a roof three ways. Freezing temperatures turn trapped moisture into ice and can produce ice damming. Winter hail and thunderstorms… Read More
November 15
Repairing Wind Damaged Shingles: What to Expect
Key Takeaways 45 mph gusts are the threshold for booking an inspection. The National Weather Service notes that gusts around 45 mph break weakened limbs… Read More
November 6
Tile Roofing in Texas: Benefits, Life Expectancy and What Goes into Cost
Key Takeaways Tile roofs run 50 to 100 years, and clay outlasts concrete. Installation craftsmanship matters as much as the tile itself. Yearly inspections and… Read More
October 31
How Long Will Your Next Roof Replacement Take?
If your existing roof is starting to show signs of aging, it’s likely that a replacement is in your near future. As you start to… Read More
October 24
Synthetic vs. Felt Roof Underlayment: Pros, Cons & Key Differences
Key Takeaways Underlayment sits between the roof deck and the shingles. It’s the secondary water barrier that goes under shingles, metal, or tile, and it… Read More
October 17
Is Metal Roofing Right for Your Texas Home?
Key Takeaways Many metal roof assemblies carry a UL 2218 Class 4 impact rating, the highest class in that standard. The test drops a 2… Read More
