Even if damage has not yet made itself evident, it’s essential to check your roof’s condition regularly. Getting a professional roof inspection now can protect you and your roof from costly damage and repairs.

Yearly roof inspections are vital to the health and safety of your home – but did you know Spring is the best time to get one? Waiting until after the cold weather passes is the ideal time to check for signs of damage and to make sure your home is ready for the spring storm season!

While the warmer weather sure is nice, it’s not so nice when there’s a hailstorm. If you’ve got hail damage on your roof, here’s what you need to do immediately.

Concerned about the cost of a new roof? Here are the most popular options as well as their estimated cost.

Roof leaks are a nasty consequence of roof damage. In most cases, roof leaks are caused by missing or damaged shingles, which lets water enter the roof system and, eventually, the inside of your home. Do you know where to look after a storm to check for a roof leak? Read on for three must check places.

A new year brings an opportunity to start fresh, especially when it comes to your home! While some home repair projects are super obvious (like plumbing or AC), problems on the outside of your home are not!

Santa comes only once a year, so you want to make sure your roof is ready! Christmas Eve, he will be stopping by your house, so why not make it the best experience possible for him?

Roof repair may not seem like the most fun home improvement project, but it is a critical one, especially if you see signs of damage. Lucky for you, now is the best time to complete any roofing project! Read on to learn why and contact us today for a free estimate.

June 1 marks the beginning of the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane season, and it’s expected to be more active than normal. While hurricanes usually cause the most damage in coastal areas, their path can still move inland before they dissipate. In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy traveled inland to Central Illinois, causing flooding. 

To prepare for the hurricane season ahead, here’s how Illinoisans need to prepare.

A little preventative home maintenance this winter can reduce energy costs, prevent expensive disasters, and spot future repairs to take care of when warmer weather returns. There are a few must-do home maintenance chores that will help keep your home from having some major emergency issues this winter.