For homes with fireplaces, a chimney jutting out of the roof is an expected sight. A chimney is known as a roof penetration. Other penetrations include vents and skylights. You don’t simply make a hole in your roof for such things; there are some requirements, as any roofing company will tell you. Pro Exteriors discusses …
It’s a well-known fact that things fade over time. Nothing lasts forever and eventually, a certain element will need replacing because of the damage time and the elements inflicted upon it. Of course, a roof is no exception to this rule as roofs corrode over time with little to no hope of roof repair.
Myths about metal roofing persist even to this day. If you are hesitant to choose metal roofing for your next roof replacement project, read on as Pro Exteriors debunks common metal roofing myths.
Improving your home’s fire safety is a good investment. It helps upgrade your home’s UL fire rating and it can give you long-term peace of mind. This is why you should consider fire-resistant materials for your next roof replacement project. Pro Exteriors recommends the following materials:
A roof replacement is the perfect opportunity to try something new with the color of your house. The process, however, may get overwhelming, especially with the thousands of color options to choose from. Fortunately, Pro Exteriors is here to help you make a wise choice with our tips on matching your roof color.
