Blog Posts in 2020

Should Your Roofer Waive Your Insurance Deductible?

How Claims and Deductibles Work When your roof is damaged or destroyed by forces beyond your control, the first thing you do is contact your insurer and start the process of filing a claim. Your insurer will then evaluate the damage, help you collect estimates for repair, and form a plan to pay you the money you need to repair or replace your roof. However, that money will not cover all of the ...

Protecting Your Roof from Winter Pests

Prevent Structural Damage by Keeping Pests Out Pests aren’t something you want in your home at any time of the year, but winter pests can be especially obnoxious. You may be aware that a lot of common pests like to hibernate or stay in one place for the winter, but you may not know that your roof and attic are perfect places for pests to wait out the cold. While they’re making themselves at home ...

Holiday Lighting Safety Tips

Create a Festive Display Without the Safety Hazards The holiday season is here, and we know that you’re looking forward to showing your enthusiasm through a carefully planned light display. Whether you prefer a simple, understated look or opt for an elaborate, show-stopping spectacular, your display will take time and effort to get exactly right, and you’ll probably end up spending a significant ...

Your Solar Panels in Winter

Solar Panels Can Still Power Your Home During the Colder Months If you got solar panels installed this year, you might be concerned about your first winter with renewable energy. Will your solar panels continue to collect enough energy to power your home outside of the sunniest months of the year? There’s no need to panic – solar panels are remarkably efficient, and even on a winter day, they can ...