Do you replace roof flashing during a roof replacement? Roof flashing is one of the most important roofing components that prevents leaks in problem areas. But will you have to replace your current roof flashing when it's time for a full roof replacement?

If you ask most people what a valley is, they could most likely give you the right answer. But if you put the word “roof” in front of “valley,” the majority (if not all) of people would have no idea what you’re talking about.

Hiring a roofing contractor is the biggest and most important decision you’ll make for your upcoming roofing project. But if you’ve never had roof work done, it’s hard to know how to actually hire one.

If you’re like most homeowners, you probably don’t know much about your roof. This is understandable because you shouldn’t have to think about it until there’s a problem or it’s time for a replacement.

Everything you need to know about synthetic shingle roofing Synthetic shingles are newer to the roofing industry than other roofing materials. Because of this, most homeowners don't know much about them. Well, we're here to change that. In this video, you'll learn all the important things you need to know about synthetic shingle roofing to determine if it's the right choice for you.

Going through the roof replacement process requires you to make some big decisions. One of the biggest decisions you’ll make is choosing the type of roofing material.

Skylight or solar tube: Which one is right for you? Adding a skylight or solar tube to your home is a great way to add more natural light to a dark roof. But they each add different amounts of light and come in at different price points.

As metal roofing’s popularity rises for residential purposes, homeowners have a lot of questions. While there are common questions about lifespan and cost, others are a little more specific.

So, you just had a hail storm blow through your area. Your neighbors all around you with asphalt shingles have hail damage and are calling their insurance company.