Flat roofs are prone to standing water, especially in areas experiencing heavy rainfall. The water can pool on the flat surface, creating a wet environment, which can lead to mold growth and structural damage. Most homeowners don't know why their flat roof is collecting water. Understanding the cause of the standing water can help you protect your roof and prevent fut
- If you are about to own a home for the first time, you are likely excited for the road ahead but you also know you'll have your work cut out for you. A home requires regular maintenance to stay in good condition and maintain property value and one of the most important parts of a house to keep an eye on is the roof. Here's a rundown of roofing basics that every new ho
- If you have a flat roof on your home, you might think it is entirely level and horizontal. However, this is not the case. Flat roofs are not actually flat but have a slight slope or pitch to allow water to drain off them. This is important because moisture can cause damage to the roof and the structure underneath if it accumulates and pools on the surface. Why You Mig
- When shingles fail, they do not always just fall or blow off your roof. Sometimes, they break, losing corners or cracking down the center while remaining attached to your roof. If you're like most homeowners, you may stare up at your broken shingles and wonder what, if anything, you should do about them. A roofing contractor can help. Here's how they are likely to han
- While clay tile roofs are beautiful and durable, they'll eventually need to be replaced. Clay tiles last for a long time, but other components of a clay tile roof like the underlayment and the fasteners aren't as strong. To learn how you can know when it's time to replace an old clay tile roof, read on. The Underlayment Beneath the Clay Tiles Is Deformed or Damaged Wh