Frequently Asked Questions

Typically, insurance policies cover roof leaks caused by sudden, accidental events, such as a storm or falling tree. However, leaks due to neglect, poor maintenance, or normal wear and tear are usually not covered. It’s essential to review your specific policy or consult your insurance provider for detailed information.

Modern roof shingles are generally safe and non-toxic. However, older shingles, especially those installed before the 1980s, might contain asbestos, which is hazardous. Always handle old shingles with care and consult a professional for safe removal if needed.

Roof heat cables, when properly installed and maintained, are safe. They are designed to prevent ice dams by melting snow and ice. However, improper installation can pose fire risks, so it’s crucial to have them installed by a professional and inspected regularly.

Roof vents can cause leaks if they are improperly installed or damaged. Ensuring proper installation and regular maintenance can prevent leaks. Always check for cracked or missing components and seal around the vent properly.

Yes, roof vents can get clogged with debris such as leaves, dirt, and nests. Regular inspections and cleaning are necessary to ensure proper ventilation and prevent potential damage to your roof and attic.

Roof shingles protect your home by forming a waterproof barrier that directs water away from the roof structure. They overlap each other, with the top layer covering the nails of the layer below, effectively preventing water infiltration.

Roof vents allow air to circulate through the attic, reducing heat buildup in the summer and moisture in the winter. This ventilation helps extend the life of your roof and improves energy efficiency.

Proper ventilation prevents moisture buildup, which can lead to mold, rot, and structural damage. It also helps regulate temperature, reducing energy costs and prolonging the life of your roof.

A roof typically needs replacement every 20-30 years, depending on the material and environmental conditions. Signs it’s time for a replacement include missing shingles, persistent leaks, sagging, and visible wear and tear.

If your roof leaks, act quickly to minimize damage. Place a bucket to catch dripping water, remove valuables from the area and Contact us immediately so we can cover, assess and repair the damage.

The best shingles depend on your specific needs and preferences. Asphalt shingles are popular for their affordability and durability, while metal and slate shingles offer greater longevity and are resistant to extreme weather conditions.

Yes, we install skylights. Adding a skylight can increase natural light in your home, enhance aesthetics, and potentially improve energy efficiency.

Yes, we install roof vents. Proper ventilation is crucial for maintaining your roof’s health and ensuring energy efficiency in your home.

Yes, we perform comprehensive roof inspections. Regular inspections can identify potential issues early, saving you money on major repairs and extending the life of your roof​

Roof vents help reduce condensation by promoting airflow and regulating temperature within the attic. Proper ventilation is essential to prevent moisture buildup that can lead to mold and structural damage.

Yes, a roof with missing shingles is more susceptible to leaks. Missing shingles expose the underlying materials to the elements, increasing the risk of water infiltration and damage. It’s important to replace missing shingles promptly.

Our booking timeline is subject to availability, however we can usually accommodate and prioritize emergency situations. We recommend contacting us for more information.