Home improvement scams cost American homeowners a staggering $13.8 million dollars each year. And of these, roof-related projects tend to rank highest in scam reports. Roofing scams include roofing storm chasers, who travel state-to-state selling…
In North Carolina, storms are a major cause of roof damage. Tornadoes, hurricanes, and hailstorms are just a few weather conditions that can lead to torn, ripped, and cracked roofs. Unfortunately, we can’t control the…
Hailstorms are a leading cause of roof damage. Even the strongest, sturdiest roofs can sustain damage from strong hailstorms. In the Carolinas, hail size has reached up to 4.5 inches in diameter, which is the…
What Are Roofing Storm Chasers? After a storm passes through, salespeople better known as storm chasing roofers, may approach your door trying to sell you a new roof. At first, their pitch may sound legitimate.…
The quality of your house’s roof drainage system affects your home’s foundation, roof, and surrounding areas. Yet, many homeowners overlook the importance of effective roof drainage. When working right, a roof drainage system should channel…
Severe winds are one of the leading causes of damage in southern states, such as North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Years of wear and tear from heavy rain and tropical storms can also damage…
Should You Install a New Roof Over an Old Roof? Wondering when to get a new roof? The average roof lasts between 20 and 30 years, but you may have recently noticed your roof is…
When hurricanes hit, our roof is usually the first thing to receive blows from the wind. When you add fallen trees and a torrential downpour, the odds are against your roof. While the likelihood of…
Home Devastation Your home has been devastated from water or fire damage. Now, you wonder if your home will ever be the same. Is your home safe? Please don’t panic. Water or fire damage does…
With springtime comes large thunderstorms for most of the Eastern United States. In the Carolinas, thunderstorms resulting in trees falling are responsible for most of the damaged roofs. A small snag in the roof tiles…