Snow can weigh several pounds per square foot, stressing the components of your roof structure during a typical Wisconsin winter. The freeze-thaw cycle that causes water to saturate, then turn to ice on your shingles, also causes wear and tear. An in-person inspection by a trained roofing expert can determine how your shingles, flashing, and…
A roof replacement is one of the most significant investments you’ll make in your home. It’s time consuming, expensive, and completely worth it. Wisconsin’s freeze-thaw weather cycles, heavy snowfall, and summer rains make your roof a bulwark against the world. Choosing the right experienced roofer for the job can make a roof replacement a learning…
Your roof is the first line of defense against the ravages of winter. It protects much of your home from heat loss, water incursion, and ice development. Investing time and resources in a strong roof will protect your investment in your residence. Partnering with a reputable local roofing company is a long-term relationship. They can…
Finding a contractor to work on your home is not as easy as looking them up online and signing a check. There are several qualifications to be aware of and specific skills they need, and it’s up to homeowners to investigate these items before hiring. If you have a project to complete, such as having…
If there’s a sweet spot on the calendar for roof replacement in Oshkosh, it’s the fall. The moderate temperatures, clear weather, and more than 10 hours of sunlight each day combine to produce the optimal conditions for a roof replacement. These conditions can also help homeowners save time and reduce costs. Finding an experienced local…
The quality and condition of your roof are significant to the value of your entire home. The importance of a strong roof in good condition can’t be overstated, so repairing any leaks, gaps, or ice dams will prevent further damage and protect your investment. If you’re unsure of how long your roof will last or…
The Wisconsin climate is notoriously cold in winter, with plenty of lake-effect snow created by our many bodies of water. But it’s not just the cold and snow that takes a toll on roofs; the see-saw weather that swings from hot to cold and wet to dry, can beat up typical asphalt shingles. If your…
