Roofing can be dangerous, and it's important to take the necessary precautions to keep yourself safe. If you're a DIY enthusiast looking to tackle a roofing project, here are some safety tips to keep in mind: 1. Wear appropriate clothing and...
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An often seen, but sometimes hard to diagnose, winter roofing problem is condensation. It may look like a leak but when you look for anything capable of causing a leak, there is no cause to be found. Roof condensation problems can...
While icicles hanging off the roof may look like a scene from a quintessential New England picture, they are a sign of trouble for your roof! The Problem: When water gets into cracks and crevices in the roof or in gutters, and then...
The leaves are changing, the air is crisp and cool, holiday decorations fill the stores, and your family is begging you to decorate the house. Before you climb on a ladder with the first strand of lights in your hand, please keep these safety tips in...
One of the most common residential roofing repairs is fixing a skylight leak. A leaking skylight is not only an eyesore; it can damage your ceilings, drywall, and can be an indicator of much more serious, hidden damage. If there are signs that a...
Many consumers believe that waiting to schedule their roof installation or repair during the “slow season” is the best way to ensure their project gets done quickly and affordably. Not true! With the recent housing boom and warmer...
There are few things more disheartening than finding a home you love then realizing it needs major repairs before you move in. When in the market for a new house, it’s important to know what to look for in the beginning stages of your search...
Snow on your roof is a fact of life when you live in Maine. Keeping your home safe and sound may sometimes require snow and ice removal from your roof. The weight of too much snow can compromise your roof, and in extreme cases, cause roof...
Whether you love the season or dread it, winter is coming! With winter comes driving wind, rain, snow, and ice. So as you begin to bundle up in layers, think about the layers of your roof, are they going to keep you safe and warm this winter. Here are...