pressure washing damages most residential roofing materials. High-pressure water strips protective granules from asphalt shingles, forces water under shingle edges and tile, cracks aging clay and concrete tile, and voids nearly every major shingle manufacturer’s...
Yes, overhanging tree branches damage roofs. They abrade shingles, drop debris that clogs gutters, hold moisture against roofing materials, provide a bridge for rodents and insects, and can fall during storms. Most roofing professionals recommend keeping branches at...
Your attic likely has enough ventilation if you have at least 1 square foot of net free vent area for every 150 square feet of attic floor space (or 1:300 with a proper vapor barrier), split roughly 50/50 between intake vents at the soffits and exhaust vents near the...
After severe weather, inspect your roof in four zones — the ground perimeter, the roof surface, the attic interior, and the drainage system. Look specifically for displaced or cracked tiles, lifted or missing shingles, exposed nail heads, damaged flashing at...
Solar panels are one of the smartest investments a Hemet homeowner can make — with over 280 sunny days per year, our valley is practically built for solar energy. But before you sign a solar contract, there are two critical questions you need answered: Is your roof...
