Roofing slates are rated through the American Standards of Testing and Materials and given a slate classification from S-1 to S-3.
Read MoreThe Roofing Company, Inc. provides time and material estimates for specific projects due to the potential for unforeseen pre-existing conditions that can arise during the work.
Read MoreWhen 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.
Read MoreDisaster Family Emergency Planning Before Tornadoes, Floods, Hurricanes, Tsunamis, Earthquakes, and Wildfires Any of these natural disasters can leave your home or community devastated.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreTrying 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.
Read MoreUnfortunately, the actions of a few bad roofers gives the rest of us a bad name. I can’t stress enough about being especially cautious when hiring a roofing contractor who shows any of the red flags in the list below.
Read MoreThe roof protects our homes from various weather conditions. It also greatly contributes to their overall curb appeal. There are many houses in Hampton Roads with unique and stylish roofs that complement the neighborhood’s overall historic theme.
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