Ask most homeowners what their roof warranty covers and you get some version of, “whatever goes wrong, they will fix it.” That is rarely accurate. A new roof actually carries two separate warranties covering two…
When a roof leaks, the instinct is to assume the shingles failed somewhere in the open field, which is the big flat expanse of roof most people picture when they think of a reroof. In…
Most homeowners think about their roof from the outside—shingles, gutters, moss on the north slope. Few think about what is happening in the attic above their ceiling, and that is exactly where a lot of…
Get three roofing quotes on the same job and you will sometimes get three very different numbers. That gap makes people nervous, and it should, because a quote is only useful if you know what…
A roof replacement is one of the bigger projects a homeowner takes on, and it rarely happens as fast as people expect. Between getting quotes, choosing materials, scheduling a crew, and waiting on a dry-weather…
When it is time for a new roof, the first real decision most Island homeowners face is the material. On Vancouver Island, the conversation almost always comes down to two options: asphalt shingles or metal…
If you own a home on Vancouver Island, your roof works harder than most. The same coastal setting that gives us mild winters and green summers also throws a steady mix of rain, salt air,…