Blog: January 2023

Challenge Existing Rotted wood siding and Tyvek house wrap was creating issues to the home structure of this house. Solution Our crew removed the siding. Cleaned the structure and placed new house wrap and siding in it's place.

Challenge Whenever you have exposed wood on the exterior of your home, you risk that wood rotting quickly. Once that wood rots, the problems don't stop there. Solution It's important to take care of your exterior to protect your interior. Make sure you properly seal up any exposed wood.

Challenge This project had the obstacle of removing damaged sheathing from under the shingles. Having good solid roof sheathing is important. It helps to bear the weight not only of the shingles, but the snow and ice. Sheathing helps redristubute weight more evenly.

Challenge The winter is always an issue to face for the roofing industry. The weather drops, snow covers the roof. Solution Our company will still work year-round, even in the middle of winter.

We are proud to work with Malarkey Roofing Products! With their high-performing, impact-resistant, and sustainable shingles, our customers are able to give back to the environment they live in!

With the start of August, it can almost feel as though summer’s coming to an end. For our kids, school is right around the corner. As this new school year quickly sneaks up on us and our kids, it’s easy to become focused on what’s ahead.

I want to recognize one of our employees who just celebrated one year with our company. She was brought in to assist in the Admin Department. She has excellent customer communication skills, and if you call into our office, you will most likely be greeted by Felicia's friendly voice.

Most of us are involved in the "shelter in place" order from the state. To get yourself some fresh air and escape the 4 walls of your home, head out and walk the exterior of your home. Things you should look for are shingles laying in your yard.

No two jobs are alike.  With that being said, everyone has different ideas and needs when choosing the "right for you" contractor.  Here are 5 things to think about as you select a contractor to help fix your home. 1. Are they licensed and insured?