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Two of the most common options homeowners consider are standard 3-tab shingles and architectural (also called dimensional or laminated) shingles. In short, 3-tab shingles are the classic option. They’re thinner, single-layer roofing materials designed for affordability. Architectural shingles use a thicker, multi-layer design that makes your roof more durable and improves your home’s curb appeal.…
One of the first questions homeowners ask when replacing a roof is how long the process will take. That’s completely understandable. You’re worried about the noise and parking, your kids and neighbors and pets, and how much disruption it might cause to your routine. And while there’s no fixed answer here, there’s good news. Most…
Your roof keeps your home dry and structurally sound, but over time, it can wear down due to age, materials, or previous damage. One of the most common questions homeowners ask is: should I repair or replace my roof? Making the right call between roof repair vs replacement isn’t always simple. Costs, timing, long-term durability,…
Yes, a new roof can lower your homeowners’ insurance, in some cases by as much as 35%. But not every roof qualifies, and not every insurer offers the same discount.
From steel to wood to clay, there are many roofing materials to choose from and it can be overwhelming to narrow down your search. Even with a variety of options available, two materials remain the most popular: metal and asphalt. Despite sharing some similarities, the two are quite difficult, so how do you decide which…