James Hardie Siding Nebraska Min

Is James Hardie Siding Good for Homes in Nebraska? 

James Hardie Siding Nebraska Min

You’ve probably seen the name “James Hardie Siding” crop up in your research for the best siding options. While this brand has many positive reviews, is it really right for your Nebraska home? Read more

Different Roofing Styles For Homes In Lincoln

Pros and Cons of Different Roofing Styles for Homes in Omaha, NE

Different Roofing Styles For Homes In Lincoln

Choosing the right roofing style for your home in Omaha, Nebraska, is a decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Your roof not only protects your home from the elements but also adds to its overall aesthetic appeal. With many roofing styles available, it’s essential to understand the pros and cons of each. In this blog post, we’ll explore various roofing styles commonly found in Omaha and discuss their advantages and disadvantages. Read more

Roof Lightning Strike

When Lightning Strikes Your Roof, Here’s What You Do

Roof Lightning Strike

Lightning strikes the earth millions of times per day. A lightning bolt is an electrostatic discharge between a storm cloud and the ground, and it has millions of volts of power. Since lightning strikes are such a common phenomenon, your house may also be struck by lightning at some point.

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Roof Cleaning In Omaha

The Importance of Roof Cleaning in Omaha, NE

Roof Cleaning In Omaha

Roof cleaning probably doesn’t cross your mind often, if at all. You’ll remember to manicure your lawn, tend your garden, or pressure wash your driveway, but you likely won’t see the top of your roof enough to add cleaning it to your to-do list. Read more

What's The Difference Between A Roof Tear Off And Overlay

What’s the Difference Between a Roof Tear-Off and Overlay? 

 

What's The Difference Between A Roof Tear Off And Overlay

If you’re in the market for a new roof, you have complete control over your roof replacement — including the methods the roofers use to install the new roof.

Many homeowners are surprised to learn that there are two main roof replacement methods: roof tear-off and overlay. Both methods have advantages and disadvantages, and understanding them better can help you make a more informed decision. Read more

GAF Asphalt Shingles Low Slope Roofs

What Is a Low Slope Roof?

GAF Asphalt Shingles Low Slope Roofs

If you’re considering replacing your roof, understanding your existing roofing structure can help you determine the best type of system to replace it. One aspect of your roof you’ll need to consider is the slope or pitch. Read more

Roof Ice And Water Shields

What are Ice and Water Shields, and How They Work on Your Roof

Roof Ice And Water Shields

When it comes time to replace your roof, you can have complete control over the roofing materials and designs your contractors use within your new roofing system. One element we strongly recommend adding to your home is an ice and water shield. Read more

Common Reasons Why Your Chimney Is Leaking

Common Reasons Why Your Chimney is Leaking

Common Reasons Why Your Chimney Is Leaking

Every area of your roof needs to be sealed tightly to prevent water from seeping through. The chimney is one area of the roof prone to cracks and damage, which can allow water to enter the chimney area and leak into your home. Read more

Gutters Need To Be Removed

Do My Gutters Need to Be Removed Before a Roof Replacement

Gutters Need To Be Removed

If you’re considering replacing your roof, you may wonder: “Do my gutters need to be removed before a roof replacement?”

The short answer is not necessarily. The long answer is that it depends on the condition of your gutters and whether their placement would interfere with the roof installation. Read more

Fix Blistering Shingles On Your Roof

Why You Should Fix Blistering Shingles on Your Roof ASAP

Fix Blistering Shingles On Your Roof

Does your roof look like it’s peeling and covered in a bunch of dark, small blisters? If so, you likely have blistering shingles. Many homeowners see such a symptom and assume it’s nothing to worry about. However, blistering shingles are actually an urgent problem that you should fix as soon as possible to prevent future damage to your home. Read more