It’s the most wonderful time of the year - to prepare your roof for Texas’s unpredictable weather in the year ahead. Completing a roof maintenance check at year-end can save you time, money, and stress in the months ahead. Use this checklist to ensure your roof is ready for the new year. Inspect for Damage
You are planning holiday meals, family get-togethers, and cozy family movie nights safe from the cold. Your roof might not be at the top of your mind this time of year. However, ensuring your roof is in good shape as winter approaches to withstand the Texas cold, snow, and ice is essential. Catching potential roofing
It’s a homeowner’s nightmare: an unexpected summer storm just barreled through and wreaked havoc on your roofing system, your monthly energy bills are “through the roof,” or you notice your roof is starting to sag to the left. Whatever the problem you are facing with your roofing system, the cost of repairs is adding up
The Texas summer can be particularly harsh on your roofing system. From UV radiation penetrating your shingles to violent storms, and hurricane season, neglecting your roof's maintenance can lead to significant damage and costly repairs. It’s important to have a robust summer roofing maintenance checklist prepared. Below are our top tips for roof maintenance
Keeping a residential roof in optimal shape is not always an easy task for Austin homeowners. Between severe weather year-round and climate factors, your roof does a lot of heavy lifting to keep you and your family safe. That’s why scheduling regular roof maintenance appointments with a trusted roofing professional is essential. Extreme Temperatures
Your home’s roof is an investment. With any investment, especially one that protects your family and increases the value of your home, you strive to protect it and extend its lifespan. Texas hailstorms, windstorms, tornadoes, and everyday wear and tear can degrade your roof over time, but there are steps you can take to help
December is the season of family gatherings, holiday decorations, and festive lights. This is a season of joy - until it’s time to bring the holiday decor down from the attic. As a homeowner, you know all too well that hanging holiday lights can be a daunting task. The last thing you want to do
