Your roof breathes, or at least, it should. Soffit and fascia vents act like your roof's lungs, quietly keeping air...
Clearing Up the Top 3 Misconceptions About Soffit and Fascia Ventilation
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What Causes Cracks In Fiber Cement Siding and What You Can Do About It
Your home's siding shouldn't crack under pressure. Yet even the sturdiest materials can show a few battle scars over...
Ridge Vents vs. Box Vents: Which Is Better for Your Roof?
Your roof shields you from the elements, keeps your home's temperature comfortable, and—if designed well—does this all...
Is Your Roof Hiding Dry Rot Damage?
Your roof does a lot more than keep the rain out. It protects your home and enhances its energy efficiency so you stay...
What Homeowners Should Know About Roof Overlays and Tear-Offs
Your shingles are curling, the granules are gone, and every rainstorm feels like a gamble. You know it's time for a...
Why Every Utah Home Needs a FORTIFIED™ Roof
Utah is a prime real estate spot for many reasons, but one of the reasons people choose to make Utah their home is...
Why a FORTIFIED™ Roof Is a Wise Investment for Utah Home Owners
One of the hallmarks of Utah is its snow. In fact, some Utah license plates have the slogan, "Greatest Snow on Earth,"...
How Brown Icicles Might Indicate an Ice Dam on Your Roof
As winter settles in, many homeowners in areas like Utah start to notice icicles forming on their roofs. While icicles...
The 5 Hidden Threats Trees Pose to Your Roof
When you think about roof damage and the hazards that lead to expensive roof repairs, you probably picture severe...
What Happens to Extra Materials After a Roofing Job?
When you get a new roof, it's natural to focus on the transformation, watching old shingles come down and fresh materials go up. But once the roofer hammers in that last nail, you might notice there is still a lot of roofing material left on your front lawn. What...
How to Walk on a Tile Roof Without Damaging It
Have you ever been to a circus and seen a tightrope walker? If you have, it’s an astonishing and unnerving thing to behold. You’re on the edge of your seat watching someone walk across a single rope hundreds of feet in the air. Getting on a tile roof isn’t quite as...
The Pros and Cons of Steep vs. Low-Slope Roofing for Your Home
Your roof's shape isn't only about aesthetics. It will influence how your home performs in your climate, the amount of maintenance you'll have. It can even dictate the materials you'll be able to choose from. So, your roof shape is something you'll want to decide...
Is a Flat Roof Right for Your Home?
Flat roofs are often associated with sleek, modern architecture and commercial buildings, but they've become increasingly popular in residential construction as well. Whether you're constructing your dream home from scratch or your old roof has served its purpose and...
A Homeowner’s Guide to GAF Certification Levels for Roofing Contractors
When you're researching roofing contractors in Utah, it's easy to get overwhelmed by industry lingo. One credential you might encounter is "GAF Certified," and as a homeowner, this title should pique your interest. GAF is North America's largest roofing manufacturer,...