No one wants to be miserably cold all winter long. Sometimes, it feels like that’s what winter is all about. However, when you are home, you should be comfortable. It’s as simple as that. There are plenty of ways you can go about increasing your comfort in your home, but one of the most important [...]
The insulation in your attic plays an important role in keeping your roof in good condition. […]
Homes can receive heavy winds in Michigan so when you put a new roof on your house, it’s important to understand just what it can handle and what you might need to combat storms. The wind rating on 3-tab shingles is 60 mph when the shingles have the proper 4 nail per shingle pattern. Architectural [...]
3-tab and architectural shingles are the most common shingles used by Americans on their roofs today. 3-tab shingles are sometimes called strip shingles because they are cut out of a continuous strip at the factory then cut in 12-inch increments. Architectural shingles, on the other hand, are sometimes called laminated shingles. They are laminated strips [...]
The roof isn’t always something you think about–until it starts leaking and causing you issues. But when you live in Michigan, the roof is your first line of defense against the cold, snowy conditions that are bound to be on their way this winter. Instead of hoping for the best, get a roof inspection during [...]
Preparing your home for fall will help keep the cooler weather out and give you a head start on the winter months to come. […]
The roof of your home is so much more than simply the top of your house. It is your home’s first line of defense against the natural elements. […]
Homeowners may find difficulty deciding between upgrading gutters and focusing on other home improvements. […]
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. If you are investing in a new roof, you want to make sure you are getting the most out of your investment when it comes to energy efficiency. […]
Many homeowners use dimensional roof shingles and architectural roof shingles interchangeably, but there is a difference between the two. […]
