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The summer months keep getting hotter every year. The eight warmest years on record have now occurred over the past decade. Hot temperatures can cause

Solar panel installations have come a very long way technology-wise and can be mounted on roofs, patio covers, awnings & gazebos. So, where should you

Solar roof tiles are changing the roofing industry. Did you know that the total installed solar power capacity in the U.S. reached 71.3 GW in

When a big storm or other weather event leaves your roof damaged, it can be tempting to start repairs immediately. While you don’t need to

A sturdy roof will protect you from rain, snow, wind, heat, cold, and general bad weather. A bad roof will leak and won’t maintain its

Data from the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) during 2007-2011 shows that U.S. fire departments responded to an average of 22,600 fires per year started

According to new fourth quarter (Q4) data from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Commercial Construction Index, more contractors in the roofing industry are facing a

Hurricanes are high-energy tropical storms and can have winds over 150 miles per hour in addition to very heavy rain. Preparing your roof for hurricane

Wind damage from unusually high-speed winds and tornadoes is increasing in the United States. Structures built to meet or exceed current model building codes for

Roof design affects the likelihood of wind damage because the varying strong force winds apply different forces to your roof. For example, houses with gables

Protecting your roof from on-going water damage is important for the prevention of expensive roof leaks. When it’s dry, only rains a little, or if

When a winter storm strikes your home, it is important that you understand the type of precipitation and what winter roof effects are being created

In 2020, the United States experienced roof hail damage from 4,611 large hail storms, according to the NOAA Severe Weather Database. Falling hail gets caught

Modern green roof designs include a layer of vegetation planted over a waterproofing system typically installed on top of flat roofs or a slightly sloped

Preparing your roof for storms and the environmental challenges that come with both standard and extreme storm events is about threat mitigation on your property.