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Mosses are one of the common enemies of roofs in woodland areas in the Pacific Northwest. Other factors that can cause roofing problems include dried leaves and twigs, severe storms, UV rays, and insect and animal infestations.  Homeowners in Washington should prioritize regular roof inspections to mitigate the damages caused by moss, leaves, storms, UV […]

Summer in Washington state is typically mild to warm, with less rain than in other seasons. However, occasional thunderstorms can still occur, and these variations in the weather condition have a significant impact on the residential and commercial roofs in the area. Roofs are our primary protection against the scorching summer heat and heavy rain

Spring is the perfect time of the year to give your home a thorough cleaning. But while most homeowners focus on cleaning the interiors of their homes, it’s equally important to include your roof in your spring cleaning checklist.  Your roof plays a crucial role in protecting your home from the elements, so ensuring it’s in good condition is

Every year, Americans spend about $10,000 – $25,000 to replace their old roof with a new one. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates that around 2.3 million homes will need roof replacement over the next ten years.  The roof’s durability is dependent on the materials used and the weather conditions in their area. But most

Moist air and occasional rain in the Pacific Northwest are major causes of roofing issues. Moist air can cause decay and algae growth, weakening your roofing system.  In this article, we discuss common roofing issues in the Pacific Northwest. How Salty Air Can Cause Damage Many home construction components, along with a few roofing materials, can

The choice of metal roofing for commercial buildings is growing due to the material’s durability. When choosing suitable roofing materials for a commercial building, architects must consider many factors, including climate, building type and form, the roof pitch, connection methods, and local code requirements. Below we will explain what to look for when selecting metal

A typical household roofing is generally expected to last for about 20 years before needing to be replaced. But this can vary depending on your location, materials used, and how well the roof was installed. All roofing systems sustain damage at some point, whether due to age, weather conditions, or general wear and tear. In this article,