Rafters and trusses are typically built to support roof systems. Truss construction is now more commonly used for new homes, but roofing contractors may also recommend rafters for certain roofing projects. Make sure that you have a bit of knowledge about these structures because rafters and trusses are basically the . . .
Your residential roofing system is one of the most important parts of your home. After all, it’s your first line of defense against extreme weather conditions and debris. However, many things can damage your roof and shorten its service life. Read on as DePalma Roofing & Construction shares four things that can . . .
Even a well-built asphalt shingle roofing system can still get damaged in one way or another. Shingle blisters, for instance, shouldn’t be ignored and must be inspected thoroughly so that you’ll know how to prevent them from spreading to the rest of your roof. To . . .
While other materials such as metal and slate last for decades, they’re also more expensive and even too heavy for homes that don’t have the right infrastructure. Asphalt shingles, on the other hand, are highly economical and practical in terms of durability and reliability. They’re also more affordable, which makes . . .
The roof is one of the most vital components of your home. It provides shade and comfort, keeps your property appealing and protects you from the elements. To keep your residential roofing system in good shape, you must schedule regular inspections and maintenance. Lack of care can result in costly issues like . . .
Good drainage is essential to the efficiency and longevity of commercial roofing systems. Even flat roofs have a slight slope to allow water to shed properly. You’ll know water isn’t draining properly from your flat roof if there’s ponding water present. If this is the case, get a roof inspection immediately and . . .
