If you live in Michigan, then you know all about our seasonal extremes; hot and humid in the summer, wet and windy in the spring and fall, and downright cold and snowy in the winter. If you think this has an adverse effect on you, how do you think your roof feels?
Read MoreIf you’re unfortunate enough to live in one of the areas of the country battered by the winter of 2013-14, here in Michigan, we know how you feel. Not only have we endured record snows and record cold here in Michigan this winter, but we are also seeing record ice damming on homes across the state.
Read MoreSmart answers to a homeowner’s most common roofing concerns MY HOME IS READY FOR A NEW ROOF. WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW? Roofing your home is a big project that involves time, effort and, of course, money. If you put a new roof on your home next year, are you willing to do it all again in 15 years?
Read MoreIf you live in a wintry climate then you know that a heavy snowfall in a time of persistent cold temperatures can ultimately result in a roof leak, even if you have a strong and well maintained roof.
Read More3 Ways You Can Prevent Winter Ice Dam What Is Ice Dam? Ice dam isn’t a natural winter occurrence but rather a signal that your attic is improperly vented, inadequately insulated--or both.
Read MoreAmerican Metal Roofs has an exciting announcement We are conducting an important research study on the home energy savings of metal roofs.
Read MoreOf all the problems you can encounter around the house, roofing problems in the winter are by far the sneakiest. Leaks can develop and go unnoticed for years causing rot, mold, warping, and other expensive damage.
Read MoreBeauty surrounds us in Michigan. That is why we not only live here but vacation here as well. And nothing protects residences and vacation homes as beautifully as an American Metal Roof. The colors and dimensional aspects of today’s metal roofs will take your breath away!
Read More1. Is That Mold On My Roof? Limestone filler in asphalt shingles is hospitable to gloeocapsa magma, an unsightly black mold that, once it gets hold, will continue to grow and stain your roof.
Read MoreBuyer Beware!!! With a slow economy there are plenty of contractors eager to take your money. So here is the good, bad and ugly signs that you can watch for when you're interviewing any home improvement contractor. They have a good reputation in the industry.
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