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As we discussed in our last blog post, many homeowners aren’t aware that their roofer can potentially void the manufacturer’s shingle warranty if they fail to follow installation specifications.

Did you know that how your roofer installs your shingles may affect their warranty?

Does your home have proper roof ventilation? The right ventilation can result in lower electric bills and longer-lasting shingles. Plus, it can save you money in other ways, too.

Do you know the latest details of the roofing code in your area? Don’t worry. Most homeowners can’t cite the specific roofing codes that might affect replacing or repairing a roof.
You might be surprised to find out, however, that many insurance adjusters aren’t aware of roofing codes either. When it’s time to make a claim on your insurance, show your insurance policy to your trusted roofer. Here are three reasons why.

You’ve probably heard of—and maybe even seen—solar panels. And perhaps you’ve seen some of the early-version solar shingles that have been developed in recent years.

Have you been thinking about switching your homeowners insurance policy to save some money? Before you switch, make sure you do a little homework. Otherwise, instead of saving money, you might end up costing yourself—a lot. Be roof aware before you shop around.

After a hailstorm, the roofers come out looking for business. You’ll see many knocking on doors and leaving flyers or offering to check the roof for potential damage. But beware—some roofers, whether they’re scammers or simply inexperienced, can cause damage to your roof that your insurance company won’t pay to repair.

As the heat builds up this summer, your attic can get extremely hot. Did you know that there are calculations and codes that tell you how much ventilation your roof should have?