Roofing slates are rated through the American Standards of Testing and Materials and given a slate classification from S-1 to S-3.
Read More1. 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.
Read MoreHistorical 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.
Read MoreThere are several neighborhoods in the Hampton Roads area with beautiful historical Buckingham slate roofs. Colonial Place Riverview, Ghent, and Larchmont in Norfolk, Virginia are a few of them.
Read MoreSlate roofing is a popular option for homes in Richmond, VA Slate roofing is a low-maintenance option for Richmond, Virginia homes which is one reason for its popularity.
Read MoreBrian Chalsma, The Roofing Company President was also President of the National Slate Association, which promotes excellence in slate roofing for slate roofing contractors and slate professionals, architects, roof consultants, builders, and building managers.
Read MoreIf you’re a homeowner, making occasional checks of your roof is necessary for avoiding leaks and roof damage. Nevertheless, most people wait until a major issue arises to call for roof repair. Performing regular checks will help to prevent major issues down the road.
Read MoreSlate roofs continue to protect our homes from all kinds of weather conditions, and it’s important that they stand the test of time. A roof’s life span depends on the material it’s made from. One of the longest-lasting roof materials is slate.
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