The monsoon season is one of the harshest seasons when it comes making sure your roof stays in top condition. Not only does it bring heavy rain and thunderstorms but also heavy dust storms and fluctuating temperatures that can severely damage your roof. Monsoons can generally be very destructive should Read more…
One of the most important parts of your roof is your roof. It helps keep you high and dry through the harshest of sun and roughest of storms. One part of this is the gutters which creates a path for water to drain out of your roof. Keeping your gutters Read more…
Roof inspections should be part of any good homeowner’s routine to make sure that their roof will stand the test of time and the fury of the elements. However, roof inspections can be quite dangerous and going on top of your roof without the right knowledge could end up damaging your roof or worse. Many homeowners end up in the emergency room because they weren’t armed with the right knowledge to do a safe roof inspection or simply just refused to do so because they didn’t think it was necessary or were too lazy to ensure their own safety.
Storms can be a pain to deal with whenever you need to get to work but they’re an even bigger pain when you have to deal with your roof failing to protect you from the elements.
Your roof has to deal with a ton of different weather throughout its lifetime. Throughout its lifetime, your roof will protect you from heavy rain, heat, and sub zero temperatures. These can all take their toll on the integrity of your roof and can deteriorate it in various ways.
Having a roof above your head is a great feeling. Knowing that you’re shielded from the elements. But over time your roof will degrade and will eventually have to be replaced. This could take from fifteen to twenty five years of keeping your head dry. Yes, you heard that right. Up to thirty years. That’s nearly a fourth of a normal person’s lifetime but for it to ever reach that age, you’re going to need to know how to extend your roof’s lifetime.