Tag: roof leak
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Common Roof Culprits: Exploring the Top 10 Causes of Roof Leaks
Roof leaks can occur due to various reasons. Here are some of the most common causes of roof leaks: It’s important to promptly address roof leaks to prevent further damage to your property. If you suspect a roof leak, it’s recommended to consult a professional roofer for a thorough inspection and appropriate repairs.
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Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Roofer
Project Manager Nick Coyle has been in the roofing industry practically his whole life. Nick is an expert at stopping roof leaks, provides honest and detailed roof replacement quotes, and manages roofing crews, I sat down with Nick to find out the most popular questions from homeowners but more importantly the questions homeowners should be…
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Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Roofer
Project Manager Nick Coyle has been in the roofing industry practically his whole life. He currently manages the roofing crews, meets with homeowners to provide estimates on roof replacements, roof repairs, and stop tricky roof leaks. I sat down with Nick to find out the most popular questions from homeowners but more importantly the questions…
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Understanding Roof Underlayment
When replacing your roof, it’s very easy to get caught up in shingle color and brand. Before you rush into that, make sure your contractor is not skimping on the underlayment. Not all underlayment is created equal. Not all contractors install underlayment in the same locations. Carlson Exteriors uses Winterguard, CertainTeed’s brand of ice and…
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Early Signs of Roof Failure
As the snow and ice melt off your roof, it’s a good time to see if your roof sustained any stress or damage from the winter. Brown Spotting or Tea Staining on your ceiling. This is the easiest way for you to catch a small leak early. The spot might not drip or be wet to…
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Water Management
Uncontrolled water is the biggest threat to homeowners. It’s a slow and silent killer. Here are the most common issues we see on homes. Lack of Kick-Out Flashings. Even if your gutters are pitched correctly and don’t leak, they may appear to be leaking where the gutter butts up the wall. Or it might look like…