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Let’s take a practical dive into the anatomy of a roof, unraveling the crucial components that work together to protect your home from the elements. By gaining a deeper understanding of these essential parts, you’ll be better equipped to maintain the integrity of your roof and ensure the safety of your dwelling.

We always work to be on top of what’s happening in the roofing industry, and we are so excited to share what we learned at the recent International Roofing Expo!

The new year is the perfect time to examine what products we offer our clients! As we take a closer look at what new products are hitting the market, one synthetic shingle that caught our eye is the F-Wave. We’re still researching these shingles but keep reading to learn more about what we know! 

Protecting your home is a high priority! We know the importance of providing high-quality products to ensure your home is ready for whatever storms come your way. Oklahoma is no stranger to severe weather; hail, snow, wind, and rain can wreak havoc on your roof and home. Some homeowners opt for impact-resistant shingles because of their added protection, but it’s important to know what impact-resistant shingles really mean for your roof.

The dog days of summer are officially here. With temperatures on the rise, you might be wondering how to make your home more energy efficient to cut costs. Did you know that your roof and ventilation could be contributing to a sky-high electric bill? Let’s take a closer look at the key components that contribute to your home’s ability to maintain a comfortable temperature no matter the season. 

The housing market is crazy right now. A combination of inflation and supply chain issues has the real estate marketing booming. People are getting more than the asking price for their house. Buyers are desperate, and sellers can sell just about anything. Buyers are even snatching up houses that still need work done, and that can cause problems.

Many people don’t realize how important the weather is when having work done on your roof. The weather can significantly impact when roofing crews can do the work. Of course, it’s important that your roofer do a good job of communicating with you when that happens.