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When looking for professionals to work on your home, your contractor should be able to provide accurate and up-to-date information about your roofing system.

One important way to prevent leaks and other costly roof repairs is to have your roof inspected by professionals before winter arrives.

While we can't stop winter from occurring, residents should be prepared for ice and snow storms which can hit at anytime.

Rain is a natural phenomenon that can cause harm to homes and structures.  Since it's a natural occurrence, there's nothing much we can do except to prepare and equip our homes and property.

Some homeowners may think of the attic as simply extra space for storage.  But did you know the attic is an integral part of your roofing system?  You should inspect and maintain it alongside other parts of your roofing system to keep it in good condition during the winter.

Yes!  We've heard it before!  All year long you've been putting it off, thinking there was still plenty of time.  You knew your roof was getting worn out, but you thought you could squeeze one more year out of those asphalt shingles.

Michigan is no stranger to the cold temperatures of winter and the recent severe cold weather and snowfall can mean trouble for an unprepared roof. Any water deposits that were caused by precipitation will have frozen quickly.

Most homeowners in Michigan understand that brutal winter weather can be particularly harsh on roofing, but may not realize that the same winter weather can also damage gutters.

Is There A Tax Credit For Roofs? The tax credit for roofs is in effect through December 31, 2016. How much: 10% of the cost (not including installation costs), up to $500. Timing: Must be installed on your "principal residence" between January 1, 2011 and December 31, 2016.

It's easy to forget about your roof until winter is here, and suddenly you have a leak inside your family room!  That's why it's imperative to make sure the roof of your home is in ideal shape and to have any maintenance or repair work done before the temperature drops.