What to do when the insurance adjuster denies your claim You pay your insurance premiums to protect your roof in the event of storm damage. Unfortunately, there are plenty of cases where an insurance adjuster denies a roof claim.

Metal roofing is becoming more and more popular in residential roofing. This is due to its lifespan, warranties, and the curb appeal it adds to your home.

The pros and cons of solar tubes So, you're turning on lights in the middle of the day because you don't have enough natural light. Because of this, you're probably considering a skylight or solar tube (also known as sun tunnel).

Can you install asphalt shingles on a flat roof? A flat or low slope roof doesn't have enough roof pitch to drain water like a normal roof. Because of this, a flat roof needs a certain type of roofing material to prevent water from getting into your home.

Choosing a roofing contractor is a huge decision. So, it makes sense you want to make the right choice.

The pros and cons of synthetic shingles As technology improves, newer roofing materials are starting to pop up. One of these popular new roofing materials are synthetic shingles.

The 8 signs that it's time for a roof replacement No one thinks about their roof until there's a problem. Unfortunately, this problem usually shows up at as roof leaks.

A metal roof is a combination of different components that come together to form a roof system. While the panels make up the bulk of a metal roof, each component has a specific function to ensure your home stays leak-free.

4 ways to improve your home's look with your roof You invested a lot of money into your home. So, of course you want it to look great from the street.

When looking up at a roof, you probably see shingles and think that’s the extent of it. But the truth is, a roof system is so much more than what you can see from the street.

The pros and cons of architectural asphalt shingles Choosing the roofing material for your roof replacement is a big decision. While some homeowners choose a premium roof system, most homeowners end up sticking with the commonly used asphalt shingles. In fact, the most common type of roofing material in the US is architectural asphalt shingles. But that doesn't mean it's the best fit for you and your roof.

The insurance claim process for roof damage follows clear steps. But these steps are confusing if you’ve never been through the process.