Are you concerned about roof damage?

You may be thinking about dealing with roof renovations without professional consultation. 

If this sounds like you, you’re going down the wrong path. 

DIY repairs can prevent further damage, but they are temporary measures.

After fixing the issue, contact a roof specialist as soon as possible. 

That said, some good temporary repairs include caulking roof holes, replacing roof shingles, or applying roof cement.

Before repairing the issue, however, you must know how to find the holes and recognize the warning signs. 

This article will tell you how to troubleshoot roof damage in Mesa, Arizona. Let’s explore. 

Maybe your roof is actively leaking or perhaps it’s just missing a few shingles.

Either way, getting a prompt roof repair can help you feel secure in your home’s protection again.

You’re eager to get it done so you call a roofer and get a roof repair estimate.

It seems affordable, but can you trust it? Or will that number skyrocket by the end of the project?

Here’s how to know if you can trust your estimate.

Are you keeping your roof in top condition?

The roofs on our homes are the first line of defense against keeping us protected from the elements. They help keep our homes dry, comfortable, and sheltered. But if you’re not maintaining them, it’s easy for them to fall into disrepair.

Read on for these top 10 roof maintenance tips to make sure your roof is always in tip-top condition.

The average lifespan for a flat roof is 25 years.

During that time, most roofs will need one (or a handful) of repairs.

One of the most common problems homeowners with a flat roof face is ponding water.

If you’ve made it here today, you’re likely experiencing this common problem.

But what is ponding water, and how is it caused? How can you solve the issue before it causes significant damage?

Continue reading to learn the answers to these questions.

Have you ever wondered why the roofing industry’s worth $48.1 billion? Think about it. Arizona alone houses 7,378,490 people, among which 65.7% own their homes. That’s 4,847,668 people who know the importance of stable roofs.

Whether you’re a long-time homeowner or new to it, roof damage is something you’ll confront at some point.

Living in Phoenix means you’re no stranger to the desert and its friends: monsoon and microburst. Maintaining your roof in Phoenix looks different than in other places. Here’s what to know.