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Homeowners should feel confident that their roof will protect their home from the elements for years to come, and look great while doing so. Depending on budget, style preferences, and your home’s location, there are a few things to consider when deciding how to choose roofing shingles. What Is Your Budget? Whether you are replacing an existing roof or building a new one entirely, knowing your budget is step #1 when selecting your shingles. For

With spring on its way and the home improvement season approaching, many homeowners may be wondering if it’s time to replace their shingle roof. Here are key things to look out for when determining if it’s time to invest in a new roof. Consider the Expiration Date No roof can last forever, no matter the level of quality. Though it does partially depend on the weather where you live, the average shingle roof will last

You may find that after months of harsh winter weather, your slate roof is in need of some TLC to keep it looking beautiful for spring, with the continued performance you expect. Let’s take a look at some maintenance tips for your slate roof ahead of the spring season. Assess Any Damage Winter weather in North Jersey often brings heavy snow, rains, high winds, sheets of ice, and very low temperatures. This can lead to

  Although Northern New Jersey and the tri-state area haven’t seen a particularly snowy winter this year, many homeowners may consider taking this time to plan necessary home improvements and repairs. Shingled roofs are a vital part of the integrity of any home, and may be in need of some TLC, especially after winter weather. Let’s take a look at some must-know tips for shingle roofs. Selecting Your Shingles There are a variety of shingle

Winter is the season of holidays with family, fun in the snow, and cozying up in front of the fireplace. However, the winter months in North Jersey also bring extreme temperatures, snow and ice, and fallen tree limbs or power lines as the result of blizzards. Here are some common winter roof woes, and what you can do to repair and maintain your roof for many seasons to come. Structural Damage Winter weather can put