Luxury shingles are becoming more and more popular in residential roofing. They’re also the highest-quality and longest-lasting asphalt shingle you can get.

Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against rain and other elements. Unfortunately, getting a new roof requires opening up your home and making it vulnerable if it starts raining.

A roof replacement is a big home improvement project with a lot of moving pieces. I like to say, “It’s chaos, but a good roofing company makes it a controlled chaos.”

Seeing the possibility of hail on the radar is never a fun experience. It usually signals an extreme weather event and, depending on the hail’s size, can cause significant damage.

A cedar shake roof is one of the best-looking roofs on the market but is also one of the most expensive. The good thing is that you’ll get plenty of ROI from the initial expensive investment.

We all know how unpredictable the weather is in Nashville and the rest of Middle Tennessee for most of the year. But a weather-related event we can count on every year is one or two damaging, severe storms.

So, you got the news you need a roof replacement. Well, if you’ve never been through the process before, you probably don’t even know what it is.

Most homeowners put off a roof inspection until they notice a problem. And because of the distrust in the roofing industry, homeowners are immediately on guard because they’re expecting a salesman to sell them a new roof.

A new roof is an investment that shouldn’t be taken lightly. The unfortunate truth, though, is the cost of a quality roof causes sticker shock.

How long a roof lasts is a huge factor that homeowners consider when choosing a roofing material. And not many roofs last longer than a slate roof.

Pricing is the biggest concern for most homeowners when they learn it’s time for a roof replacement. And once they see an estimate, their first reaction is always shock.

Needing a new roof isn’t something homeowners want to deal with. However, waiting too long for a replacement can lead to costly damage to the interior of your home.