It is one of the most often asked questions when it comes to roofing: How much does a new roof cost? It is one of the most difficult questions to answer without first knowing a few different things.  No two roofs are the same and what constitutes a “new roof”…

The last thing homeowners look forward to in summer are the storms that come along with the season. Their arrival can spell doom for your roof. Instead of fearing them, you can take preventive measures to ensure they do not damage your roof. Preventing roof damage is easy if you…

While there are many roofing problems to watch out for in the summer, heat waves expedite these risks. With the sudden increase in temperatures and with the temperatures being so extreme, heat waves can cause very real problems for your roof, particularly if your roof was not properly ventilated when…

Over the course of the lifetime of a roof, mold is likely to grow on the shingles at some point. The combination of moisture and sunlight makes a roof the perfect place for mold. When left on your roof, mold can wreak havoc and cause significant damage that can require…

There is one certainty in life: time always wins. Nothing lasts forever and that includes your roof. Still, there are definitely things you can do to extend how long it will last. A new roof should make your home look and function better for up to 25 years. Failing to…

While roofing problems are possible at all times of the year, there are particular issues that are more likely in certain seasons than others. The summer is one of these seasons, especially in New Jersey, as the summer temperatures are usually drastically hotter than the other seasons.  For roofers in…

Any type of water in your home can cause panic. Whether it is coming from the walls or the ceiling, for homeowners, all that matters is seeing water in your home. And while panic may be your first inclination, it is important to follow a few vital steps to limit…

A roof is always exposed to the elements. From the heat of summer to the colds of winter, your roof is there to protect your home. And while a roof is designed to stand up against the elements, some types of weather pose a greater threat than others. When these…