A big hailstorm just rolled through your neighborhood. Your neighbors are talking about it, your garden is beat up, maybe there are dents in your car, and you are pretty sure your roof took a hit. So what should you do first? The first few days after a hailstorm matter more than most people realize.
Read MoreHow long will your new roof last in Colorado? It is one of the first questions homeowners ask us, and the honest answer is more nuanced than most people expect. A properly installed architectural shingle roof in Colorado should last 25 to 30 years under normal conditions. The keyword is should.
Read MoreMost Colorado homeowners think the way to save money on a big exterior project is to do it in pieces, one part now, another part later, as the budget allows. In practice, that approach often costs more, not less.
Read MoreHigh winds are one of the most common causes of roof damage in Colorado, especially along the Front Range, where sudden gusts can lift or loosen shingles without obvious signs of damage.
Read MoreThis Earth Day, you may be wondering what action you can take to reduce your impact on the environment. Since celebrating the first Earth Day in 1970, we have learned a lot about how our actions can impact climate change and the beautiful environment of our state.
Read MoreSigns Your Roof May Need Replacing Your roof on your home or business building is your first line of defense in keeping the outside elements out.
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What Are Ice Dams? Ice dams are ridges of ice that form along the edge of your roof during the winter season, creating a barrier that prevents your roof from shedding water and snow. Ice dams can impede snow from draining off your home’s roof as it melts.
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As summer approaches many Colorado homeowners are gearing up for summer home renovation projects. With so many options for upgrading your home, where should you start? When it comes to home exteriors, it can often be beneficial for projects to be done at the same time.
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