Erie Home

When it comes to installing a new roof, there are a lot of decisions to make. Not only do you have to research and find a quality contractor, decide on the roofing materials, select a color, and set up your financing, but you also need to decide on the best time of year to replace

It’s discouraging when your roof is damaged by a severe storm, fire, or other unforeseen event. You may wonder how you’re going to afford the repairs, and the damage may be so extensive that you’ll need a roof replacement.  Fortunately, it may be possible to get homeowner’s insurance to pay for your roof replacement. Depending

You’ve had your roof for a while. Maybe it’s nearing the end of its expected lifetime and you’re wondering if it’s time to replace it. But how often should you replace your roof? The answer is it depends on the type of roofing you have. An asphalt shingle roof typically requires replacement every 20 years

If you’re planning to purchase a new roof, you have a lot to think about. What materials will you use—asphalt shingles, metal, or something else? What color will look best on your home? When should you move forward with the installation? With all this to consider, it may be tempting to overlook the roofing warranty,

Maybe the last time you thought of your roof was when you purchased your home. But then a record-breaking snow storm hit, and while shoveling your driveway, you wondered about the snow on your roof and whether it might be damaging. So how long do roofs typically last in Minnesota? How long your roof lasts

Illinois sees a range of weather, from hot to cold and from sunny to stormy. Can your roof withstand the elements? How long do roofs typically last in Illinois? The type of roofing material you choose—asphalt, metal, clay, etc.—makes a large impact on the roof’s lifespan. Additionally, the weather and routine maintenance also determine how

If you’re like a lot of homeowners, almost everything around your house turns into a do-it-yourself project. But can you, or should you, DIY roof replacement or roof repairs? That answer hinges on a number of factors. You can replace your own roof if you have all the right tools, including safety gear and permits.