Sometimes, you may notice odd shapes or distortions on your asphalt shingle roof, particularly on scorching summer days. Commonly known as “roof blisters” or “roof ridges,” these distortions originate from installation or quality issues. While a new asphalt shingle roof may last for decades, a poor quality (or improperly installed) roof could experience problems
With the official start date of summer a few weeks away, homeowners across the country are already enduring some heat. Air conditioning units can be helpful for maintaining comfortable temperatures inside the home, but if the house is not properly insulated, energy costs can skyrocket. If the windows and doors are sealed tight yet
Some roof materials are built by design to stand up to harsh temperatures, dry conditions, and overbearing UV rays all year round without sacrificing ventilation and airflow through your attic and the rest of your home. Here are some of the most common and effective materials for a roof in a hot climate. Lighter
When you are applying industrial coatings, you do so with the hope of a performance benefit. A range of protective coatings can safeguard surfaces against corrosion, chemicals, salt attack, extreme temperatures, and much more. To work as expected, all protective coatings must be applied using the correct methods and at the right time. Many
Roof coatings last significantly longer than regular paint. The main reason behind this is that they’re quite thicker compared to regular roof paint. This promotes better adhesion to the roof material and therefore prolonged lifetime. Most roof coatings have a life expectancy of 5-10 years depending on the roofing material. Looking at a couple
Clean existing membrane The existing roof needs to be clean for the coating to adhere and cure correctly. This is usually done with power washing. Any wet insulation is removed and replaced Core samples or an infrared scan will identify wet insulation that’s underneath the membrane. Damaged areas of the existing membrane are removed
Are you dealing with a leaky roof? Sadly this is not only frustrating but it can really interrupt your schedule. If you start to notice a stain on your ceiling during or after a rainstorm recently and then you know that you have to do something about it. If you don’t act quickly, the
Use these tips to find a top-rated roofer: Referrals from friends and family: Friends and neighbors who’ve had similar work done are your best source of referrals. Ask around and learn about their experiences with contractors before making your decision. Talk to former clients: Get a feel for a contractor’s style and work ethic by talking
There’s a lot going on underneath those shingles, and understanding all the little parts that go into your roof can help you make better decisions for your home and family. So let’s take a peek under the shingles and examine your roof’s anatomy: Decking: This is the bottom layer of your roof, and is sometimes
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