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Historic Roof Restoration Guide The United States National Register of Historic Places has more than 90,000 properties on its list, and nearly 2,000 of those are in New Jersey alone. And that's just the National Register. Plenty of other historic buildings aren't on...

You've probably noticed a few different roof types when driving through various neighborhoods. Most homes have a standard pitched roof, while others have a unique design, like a hip roof. But what about flat roofs? Despite their popularity in commercial and industrial...

Replacing your roof is a big decision that can significantly impact your home's value. Not only does your roof affect your home's curb appeal, but it's also a major factor in protecting your home from the elements. The price of a new roof can vary greatly, and you may...

There are few things as unsightly as a home’s roof being overtaken by moss. It starts as a thin, green film setting in between the natural spaces and crevices of your home’s shingles. While this type of growth can happen anywhere, it is especially prominent in areas...

It’s that time of the year again. Along with the baseball games, family vacations and other fun summer outdoor activities comes the threat of inclement weather. When the forecast includes hail and high winds, your home and roof can take a real beating. The extent of...

When it is time to select materials for your home’s roof, you’ll be faced with some decisions to make. One choice has to do with the type of shingles you want to have installed and you may be surprised at the number of options available. Traditional asphalt shingles...

If it has been 10 or more years since you have replaced your home’s roof, it’s probably time to start thinking about scheduling a roofing contractor to talk about replacement. If it isn't an emergency situation that requires...

Keeping gutters clean and in good condition is an important part of home ownership. When working properly, the gutter system works to channel water away from your home’s roof and foundation and keeps your home dry and structurally sound. As gutters fill up with leaves...