Posts in the Roof Maintenance Category

Roofing In Seattle Washington Area is Rewarding With its Share Of Obstacles Making sure that you are able to keep your Seattle roof in good condition is very critical when it comes to ensuring that your home is able to stay in good shape all the time. Your roofing system is a vital part of […]

Owning a home can sometimes be difficult and we all have issues that we put off for another day. That is the whole point of a ‘honey-do’ list, isn’t it? While we can typically wait on mowing the lawn or painting the fence, one obligation we always have to take care of is the roof. […]

Ever wonder WHY your roof leaks? Let’s face it: No one wants to have to go running for a drip bucket every time it rains. Not only is having to stay on top of the weather forecast annoying and impractical, but that one small drip symbolizes a larger roofing issue – and we all know […]

If you are like most homeowners, you don’t lay awake at night wondering if your attic ventilation is working properly. In fact, most people think that attic ventilation is only for getting rid of hot air in the summer. This type of thinking could cost you big time! You especially want to make sure your […]

Concrete tile roofs are very durable and long-lasting roof systems that can provide a unique alternative to traditional shingle roofs. Because of their durability, most people forgo maintaining these roofs, which is a huge mistake. This is because unlike most roofs, tile roofs allow some rain and snow to get under the roofing system. It’s […]

Thank you for checking out our roof moss and algae video. If you’re like most people, you’re probably wondering what is roof moss and does it damage my roof? Let’s start with algae. Algae is the black staining that you see on roofs. It looks bad and is usually followed by moss. That’s the green […]

Living in the Northwest. We all know how debris from Evergreen Trees like needles and leaves makes our roof look ugly, and clogs our gutters. But most homeowners are unaware of how leaves and needles can cause roof leaks. Watch this video to see how debris on your roof can cause leaks!