Roofing Company Blog

When the storm has passed and no longer poses a threat, it's a good idea to check immediately for any roofing damages and sources of any leaks.

Disaster Family Emergency Planning Before Tornadoes, Floods, Hurricanes, Tsunamis, Earthquakes, and Wildfires Any of these natural disasters can leave your home or community devastated.

The Atlantic hurricane season is here and homeowners in Hampton Roads need to be prepared. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) forecasts an 85% chance of an above-normal season, with a range of 17-25 total named storms for 2024.

We've all seen it - that annoying gap between the fascia board and the bottom of the roof deck that leaves a vulnerable entry point for roof rats, birds, squirrels, and all kinds of other unwelcome critters to make their way into your home.

Trying to accomplish a roofing project on your own can be tempting, as the sense of accomplishment can be very fulfilling. However, there are clear advantages to working with an experienced local roofing contractor that are worth considering.

If you’re a longtime resident of Virginia, you know we are exposed to severe weather conditions regularly. Heavy rains and strong winds that accompany thunderstorms threaten our homes. Damaging weather systems like hurricanes and hailstorms can also be a big problem.

1. Uncovering the Unexpected: A Roofer's Tale Every roofing project is like a new chapter in a mystery novel – you never truly know what lies beneath until the story unfolds.

Have you ever stopped to think about the state of your roof? Just like a car needs regular maintenance to stay in top condition, your roof requires attention too. Every day, our team encounters preventable roof leaks that could have been avoided with routine inspection and maintenance.

Brian Chalsma, President of The Roofing Company and former President of the National Slate Association (NSA), joined other slate roof professionals at the 2022 NSA Conference in Saratoga Springs, New York for the 20th year anniversary of the association reorganization.

Historical Smithfield includes remarkable residential structures still standing from centuries past. This multi-colored home constructed with a prominently placed scalloped cedar shingled turret, was originally built in the 1800’s with a terne tin metal roof.