Keeping Our Clients Informed

The holidays are a time of joy and good cheer. The spirit of giving is in the air and along with that comes the urge to decorate, both inside and outside of your home. For those of you who like to hang exterior Christmas lights, please take this list of safety and...

As the weather begins to turn, it is time to start thinking about winterizing your roof. Your roof is the last line of defense between your family and the harsh elements of winter. Consider these steps to ensure that your home is protected during the winter months....

Hiring a contractor can be a daunting task, leaving you feeling uneasy while hoping for the best. From liability issues to wasted money and poor workmanship, there are many things that can go wrong when trusting a contractor to work on your home. Below are some things...

You can never be too careful when it comes to roofing safety. Whether you are installing, repairing, or simply doing some seasonal cleaning, it is important to take the proper safety precautions. One wrong move could land you in the bushes, or even worse, the ER. Here...

Moss is a simple, non-vascular plant that doesn’t grow flowers, wood or true roots. While moss can be very beautiful in certain natural settings, it is very bad for your roof. Once moss takes ahold of your roof, it can cause structural damage, resulting in...

In the wake of Covid 19, State and Federal governments have suspended many “non-essential” businesses. This does not include roofing and construction projects. If you are looking to proceed with your project but want to keep yourself safe, here are a few ways we can...

Choosing a gutter system is important to the value and appearance of your home. There are many different types of gutter materials on the market today, including aluminum, copper, steel, zinc and vinyl. Choosing the right material will determine how long your gutter...