There are few home improvement projects more important than replacing your roof. It is the first line of defense to protect not only your home but also all the contents. Most people are not aware of all that is involved when scheduling this type of job. Being prepared and knowing what to expect will
Don't Hesitate: Why You Should Take Care of a Leaking Roof ASAP Roofing has come a long way over the centuries. We're a long way from the thatched roofs of our ancestors, but that doesn't mean modern roofs don't come with their fair share of issues. For obvious reason, your roof is one of
In this episode of Let's Ask Landmark, owners Artie Hendricks and Rob Calhan answer the question of: Why Are Roof Prices Different? You have three different prices for your roof, why are the prices so different? The first reason is the size of the company. A much smaller company has less overhead, letting them
A typical asphalt roof lasts an average of 20 years. But, roof damage can cut the average lifespan in half. If you've experienced a rough winter or strong storms, it's time to take a look at your roof. But what exactly are you looking for? Keep reading to discover indicators of roof damage. If you
In this episode of Let's Ask Landmark, owners Artie Hendricks and Rob Calhan answer the question of What is the Process of a New Roof Estimate? You have finally decided that you need a new roof, now it is time to get an estimate. What is this process? First, call or email the Landmark
It is estimated that between 2010 and 2014, over 8 million homes in the United States were looking for roof repair estimates. In the same years, over 41 percent of all home repair costs were roof related, with those numbers seeing a 14 percent increase over the last several years. There are a number of
In this episode of Let's Ask Landmark, owners Artie Hendricks and Rob Calhan answer the question: What is a Roof Warranty? A common question that we often get from homeowners is what is involved in a roof warranty? First, figure out how old your shingles are. Your shingles should fall in between 20 to 30
Most of the time, you can ignore your roof. Making a quick inspection and clearing off any loose debris once or twice a year is typically enough but how do you know if your damaged roof needs to be repaired or replaced? Severe weather, such as a tornado or hurricane, can leave you dealing with
Have you recently discovered that you need to replace your roof, but don't know what shingle color works best with your home? It's easy to feel frustrated or stressed out by this big project. Keep in mind, though, that there are lots of perks that come with getting a new roof. You get to increase
If you're like most people, you probably don't spend a lot of time thinking about your roof. But you might want to change that. Just because you can't see the top of your roof doesn't mean it's still in good condition. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge weather has a big impact on the condition of
