All roofs are framed with either rafters or trusses. Rafters run from the peak of the roof to the eaves, while trusses are rafters joined by an internal brace. Regardless of what frames the roof, the frame has to be covered with a sheathing or deck before any of the main roof components can be installed.
Since their introduction, asphalt roofs have been the most commonly used system for residential and commercial properties alike. Asphalt shingles are considered the direct upgrade from wood and they boast excellent durability and weather resistance at an affordable price. They also offer versatile aesthetics and easily match other home components, such as vinyl windows and brick foundations.
Asphalt is the most widely used roofing material in America thanks to its combination of high durability, weather-resistance and cost-effective price. These roofs also have high water shedding capabilities thanks to their roofing granules, which also serve as a waterproofing cover for the shingles.
Asphalt is the most commonly used roofing material for both residential and commercial roofs. It’s a versatile material that can be made into shingles or used as a component for roof membranes. Many homeowners already know much about how they can benefit from installing an asphalt roof, but not a lot know about the material’s history.
Leaks are the most common problem your roof will experience, and they’re usually the cause or consequence of more serious concerns. There are many ways your roof can leak, such as when there is a gradual loss of the roofing material’s effectiveness to weather damage.
You’ve probably heard it before but we’re saying it again–the best way to ensure home improvement success is to hire a reliable contractor. Projects such as roof repair and window replacement are not for the inexperienced do-it-yourselfer. There are many considerations that go into these types of projects, all requiring extensive experience and knowledge that only professionals can offer.[…] Read More
In the previous post, we’ve shared with you the top three projects we think can help you make the most of your investment in home improvement. At this point, we assume that you already have an idea as to which projects you want to tackle first. We know you’re excited to get started, but before anything, we want you to take note of these common mistakes so you know what to avoid in your home improvement project.[…] Read More
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