Anytime we see snow on the radar in Middle Tennessee, we can count on getting calls about roof leaks. When this happens, the first question we ask is, “Does your roof leak when it rains too?”

So, you have an insurance claim for your storm-damaged roof. But your insurance company is only approving patchwork to fix the damaged area instead of replacing the entire thing.

Finding roof damage after a strong storm is a stressful and, depending on the extent of the damage, scary situation. But you have insurance, so you’re not too worried because your insurance company will take care of the problem.

Choosing between asphalt shingles or composite shingles for your replacement is an important decision. Because it’s so important, you need to be sure you’re making the right choice.

Getting a new roof involves some important decisions you have to make. This includes the type of roofing material you want, the rest of your roof system's components, and hiring the right roofing contractor.

An asphalt shingle roof is the most common type of roof in the United States. While asphalt is the most common type of roofing material in general, one specific type of asphalt shingle is more common than the others.

Knowing the lifespan of a roof is important. It tells you the return on investment, helps you determine which roofing material is right for you, when you’ll have to replace it, and more.

When choosing a roofing material for their replacement, a lot of homeowners look for affordability. This is understandable because a roof is a big investment.