A “storm chaser” is an out-of-town roofing broker or roaming roofer who follows storm damage, offering to do repairs at low cost. These guys may not be licensed or properly insured. At best, they’ll do the repairs and be gone, leaving you to deal with any lingering issues.
Read MoreMost homeowners want to avoid roof-related expenses as much as possible, but there are certain times when it becomes necessary to call an Alexandria, VA, roofing company .
Read MoreI recently met with a couple looking for an estimate on a new roof system. The homeowners told me that the other contractors said they could wait three to five years to replace their Northern Virginia roofing system and, in the meantime, pay less to simply repair it.
Read MoreWhen it comes time to have professional improvements made to your home, it's crucial to select an experienced contractor who can deliver the quality workmanship and materials you need for a reasonable price, without endangering your home and finances.
Read MoreSigns that your roof needs attention can appear at the most unexpected times and places. You may find water leaking from around pipes, an ugly stain somewhere on the interior ceiling, or water dripping from vents or a chimney. When you make these discoveries, it’s not too late.
Read MoreFollowing our recent spring rains, you may have made the unpleasant discovery of water leaks in your attic or water spots on your ceiling. You may also be contemplating whether you should immediately call for a Northern Virginia roof repair, or if the problem is minor enough to delay repairs.
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Are you doing some spring cleaning and need to make a few home improvements too? Roofing & More is here to help.
Read MoreAfter this severe winter, Roofing & More highly recommends that you take the time to perform a basic inspection of your Herndon roofing. The great thing about preventative spring roof maintenance is that it can catch problems while they’re minor and inexpensive to repair.
Read MoreA chimney is often one of the most neglected components of a home, which is why 99% of homeowners overlook the crown on their chimney when it comes to home maintenance. A chimney crown is the top element of a masonry chimney, designed to protect the chimney from water damage and keep your house dry.
Read MoreDid you know that right after a snowfall is a great time to inspect your attic and Arlington roofing for leaks? As the snow slowly melts, small leaks may show up in the attic.
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