Years ago, people would make roofs from thatching, which was basically bundles of straw or reeds. Then, years later, slate roofs became common. Slate was really durable and some people still use it today, but it was heavy and hard to install. Then, shingles came along. And now, although shingles are still popular, you have more advanced options like decorative clay tiles and metal sheets. Roofing has changed, and for the better. We love the changes that have happened in the roofing industry and how they've made roofs better able to protect your home. We share articles on modern roofing and other roofing-related topics here, so feel free to start reading.
A Roof For All Seasons
Your roof is one of the most important structural elements of your home. If your roof is in disrepair, it impacts t…
Three Signs Your Residential Shingle Roof Needs Repair
Every roof, no matter how tough, takes hits, and your home's shingle roof is no exception. Over time, it will start…
Can I Install Gutter Guards Myself?
If you want your home's foundation to remain intact, you'll need to protect against water that seeps into the area …