Blue-green algae, or Gloeocapsa Magma, commonly grows on asphalt shingle roofs in humid parts of the Willamette Valley. It is spread by airborne spores, and it can draw nutrients from the dust in the air. While algae isn’t damaging to roof shingles, it can certainly affect curb appeal and the resale value of your home.
Snow can be fun to play in, but it’s a nightmare for homeowners who don’t have the tools or equipment necessary for keeping their homes clean and clear of snow. This is especially true if you live in an area that gets lots of heavy snowfall! There are many types of providers who offer snow[…] Read More
The winter months are often associated with snow, ice, and cold. However, in many parts of the country, it is also associated with roof leaks. Roof leaks can be caused by anything from a small hole to large damages that were not fixed during the summer when they could have been repaired much easier. Here[…] Read More
A thin layer of moss on your asphalt shingles is usually no big deal. However, you might want to get rid of it as soon as possible so that it doesn’t turn into large clumps of moss, which could degrade your shingles and increase the risk of leaks.
Roof damage insurance can go a long way to helping you deal with damage to your roof. This can be one of life’s most stressful events. It can literally make your home uninhabitable (or your workplace unusable). Even if it doesn’t, you still need it fixed as quickly as possible. With that in mind, here[…] Read More
A proper roof replacement can effectively protect your home against severe weather conditions and other natural elements. It can also stay effective and in good condition throughout its expected life span as long as regular care and maintenance checks are done regularly. Minor roof repairs are also expected during a typical maintenance check, but over[…] Read More
