As we move through 2025, the residential roofing industry is undergoing noteworthy shifts in technology, sustainability, material innovation, and homeowner preferences. For homeowners and contractors in New England states like Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, staying on top of roofing trends is essential. With climate change bringing more severe storms and temperature swings, roofing systems...
It’s typical for a residential asphalt shingled roof to last upwards of thirty plus years in ideal conditions. Maybe you haven’t had to deal with replacing your roof since you became a homeowner. It might seem like a monumental challenge for some homeowners due to the expense, the stress of a failing roof and finding...
You may be caught up in the holiday season right now as we all are. But if you are thinking of replacing your home’s siding next year, let’s talk about it now to get a headstart on the process. Here are some reasons why you should jump on planning now in time for a Spring...
If your roof is at the end of its lifespan and you are thinking ‘let’s get another year out of it’, you might want to reconsider exposing your home to just one more frigid New England winter. You’ll sleep better at night knowing you are protected with a solid roof over your head. 1.) Active...
Chances are you’ve never had your roof replaced, which means you probably have a lot of questions! We’re here to help, answer every single question and to walk you through the process with ease. Let’s start with some frequently asked questions. 1.) How long does a roof replacement take? Typically, an average sized roof...
Do you have cash lying around for your home improvement project? Most homeowners would say no. But that’s ok, because there are financing options for every homeowner who qualifies. We’ve teamed up with Service Finance Company, LLC to offer our homeowners a chance to skip the bank. We feel it’s important to provide an easy,...
Choosing a contractor can be difficult but it doesn’t have to be. With so much to consider, here are a few tips to get started: 1.) Ask Your Friends, Family and Colleagues Do you know someone who just had similar work done to their home? Ask how the experience was. Would they recommend the contractor...
