You might know the common adage “heat rises,” and chances are you’ve experienced it in your home. This excess heat can raise the temperature in your home during the summer, causing you to spend more on air conditioning in order to keep it cool. One of the best ways to combat trapped heat in your attic or upstairs rooms is to ensure your attic and roof are properly ventilated. In addition to helping your home stay cool, proper ventilation can impact the lifespan of your roofing system in a number of ways. Read more

You might be ready for the return of summer, but is your roof? Before you break out the bug spray and sunscreen for yourself, take some time to consider what effects summer can have on your roof and how you can make sure your roof is ready to keep you and your home protected. Read more

A roof leak is one of the more serious issues that can affect your home. A leaky roof is not only a threat to the health of your roofing system, but also the health of your family. Excess moisture can cause rot, mold or mildew, which can weaken your home’s structural integrity and give you or your family rhinitis, asthma or other respiratory issues. Water damage can also be a potential fire hazard if it comes into contact with electrical wiring. Read more