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The last thing you want to hear during the winter season is the tip-tapping of water in your house. While the cold and relaxing climate makes winter in the PNW ‘the time of the year,’ you want the downpour to stay outside your home.  When your ceiling starts pretending like a cloud, trickling raindrops onto […]

Your roof is one of the most important elements of your home, providing protection from the elements and ensuring your property remains safe and secure. But over time, even the best-maintained roofs can start to show signs of wear and tear. When this happens, homeowners face a key question: should you opt for a full

As summer fades and fall begins, September presents an ideal opportunity for homeowners to schedule a roof inspection. With cooler temperatures and fewer weather-related challenges, this time of year offers distinct advantages for assessing and maintaining your roof. Roof inspections play a crucial role in identifying potential issues before they escalate, and addressing these problems

Mold is more than just an unsightly nuisance in your home; it’s a health hazard that can have severe consequences for you and your family. Molds produce allergens, irritants, and, in some cases, potentially toxic substances known as mycotoxins. These can lead to a range of health issues, from mild respiratory problems to severe allergic

With the current state of the US real estate market, where the competition is fierce and first impressions matter, investing in a new roof can significantly enhance your home’s appeal to potential buyers. While frequently overlooked by most buyers during home inspections, your roof is very much noticeable from the outside. It is among the first

PNW roofs are often subjected to frequent rain, occasional storms, and the formation of ice dams. These weathering elements often cause roofing problems, ranging from moss growth to missing shingles. Apart from those, the gloomy climate can make roof inspection and repairs difficult. With its longer days and warmer weather, summer in the Pacific Northwest

While metal roofing is becoming increasingly popular in Seattle, a stroll through your neighborhood will show that asphalt & composition roof shingles are still most common.  From their cozy, aesthetically pleasing charm to their innate durability, it is unsurprising that asphalt roof shingles are still among the roofing materials most popular for residents in the

Asphalt shingles, a staple in residential roofing, boast a lifespan of 20 to 30 years, assuming proper upkeep. However, exposure to environmental conditions can significantly accelerate wear and tear. If your roof’s shingles are already showing signs of degradation, the rate of deterioration can sharply increase. Vigilance is key during the spring season. If you

Winter can be a picturesque season with its blankets of snow and cozy evenings by the fireplace. However, beneath the serene beauty lies the potential for damage to one of your home’s most crucial components – the roof.  The winter season poses unique risks to roofs, including heavy snowfall, ice dams, and freezing temperatures. As

While snow can be rare in lowlands of Washington State, it may cover the roofs and pavements from late November to March As the crisp air settles in and the first snowflakes begin to dance in the skies of PNW, homeowners face unique challenges to keep their abodes cozy and secure. Among the top concerns