Monthly Archives: September 2013

Most roofs are built with steep slopes to help rain and snow flow down easily, but flat roofs, contrary to popular belief, likewise allow for the adequate drainage of rainwater and melted snow. For one thing, flat roofs aren’t completely … Continue reading →

Regular inspection, maintenance, and repair work on the roof are very important because what might be minor issues at the start could turn into something much worse over time. ABCLocal.Go.com writer Demond Fernandez tells a story that further proves that … Continue reading →

In an article from culturemap.com written by Tyler Rudick, a convenience store in a gas station in Sugar Land, which is around 30 minutes from Houston, collapsed due to severe weather conditions. A storm has downed power lines and flooded … Continue reading →

Many homeowners tend to forget the task of checking on their roof every now and then. They go in and out of the house, regularly check on their home’s plumbing and interiors, but somehow miss to see how their roof … Continue reading →

With the changing seasons comes the constant need to check up on your home’s condition, especially your roof, as it takes most of the punishment from the weather. Your roof may have survived the rainstorms of spring and the heat … Continue reading →