In the beautiful and varied climate of Wilmington, DE, protecting your home’s exterior from weather-related damage is a priority for many homeowners. One often overlooked but essential part of your roofing system is the roof drip edge. This component may seem minor, but it carries significant importance in maintaining the integrity of your home.
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Self-improvement shouldn’t be the only thing that dominates your list of resolutions for the new year. Consider adding in there something related to your home, like your roof. 2021 should be the year you start giving your roof the attention it deserves. In this blog, local roofing and siding contractor Homecraft Inc. shares some of the roof maintenance habits to stick to for the rest of the year and beyond.
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Many homeowners know that unwanted water and moisture are their roofing system’s number one enemy. Moisture can rot wood, corrode metal and start a whole list of other problems on your shingles. But a lot of people still don’t understand how exactly moisture causes all these issues and where it even comes from. Believe it or not, your home is vulnerable not just to rainwater but also to indoor humidity.
Summer is not just a time to go out and enjoy the outdoors or spend lazy days indoors. This time of the year presents a perfect opportunity for you to pursue certain home maintenance tasks. After all, the weather is pleasant, which means you have more time to complete them.
Mold and algae are a recurring threat to any home. Whether it’s the siding, the ceiling, or the basement, there are some instances where you can spot them even if you’re not looking. Apart from the aforementioned areas, mold and algae can also grow on the roof and one of these can pose a threat to your roofing system.[…] Read More
The underlayment is a component applied between the sheathing and the shingles. It serves as a moisture barrier, providing an extra layer of protection from the elements. Honestly speaking, you can go without it, and nail asphalt shingles directly onto decking boards. However, forgoing the use of an underlayment isn’t wise. Without a high-quality, properly installed underlayment, your roof could completely fail after just a few years.
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