This winter has felt unusual across the High Rockies. Long stretches of sun, warmer temperatures, and far less snowfall than typical have changed how homes and roofs are behaving across mountain communities like Breckenridge, Vail, and Steamboat. While it may

If you live in Breckenridge, you already know winter is not gentle. Between heavy snow load, wind exposure, and freeze thaw swings at elevation, your roof works harder here than almost anywhere else in Colorado. When the snow finally starts

Winter doesn’t go easy on roofs in the high country. Months of heavy snow, ice dams, high winds, and constant freeze–thaw cycles put more stress on your roof than most homeowners realize. By the time spring arrives and the melt

Can you get a new roof or roof repair during COVID-19? In most cases, the answer is yes – although it depends on where you live because the coronavirus restrictions and orders vary by state and may even vary at the county-level.

There are a variety of factors to consider when selecting metal roofing trim, including the application, roofing style and curb appeal expectations. Once you’ve made your selection, it’s important to ensure that the trim is properly installed to protect your building from water leaks.

Learn more about ice dams and what you can do to help avoid the increased potential for ice dam damage on your home.

Building owners and facility managers who inspect and repair their roofs routinely are able to identify potential problems before they happen.

When COVID-19 emerged, contractors very quickly had to pivot and adapt how they did business to find new ways to order materials, generate leads and complete projects. This adoption of new technology was essential to business’ survival. Here are some of the solutions they embraced.

The performance of your roof involves more than durable roofing shingles. It takes a complete roofing system—including ventilation and insulation products—to maximize your roof’s performance and durability.

Weather can be unpredictable, and turbulent weather—especially hail—can damage shingles. Contractors should explain to homeowners how hail can affect shingles and what they should watch out for.

As the leaves turn to their autumn hues, a homeowner’s mind will often turn to their winter preparation checklist. For maximum peace of mind as winter rolls in, be sure to include a roof inspection on that list.

Ice dams — literal dams made of ice — usually form at eaves and gutters and prevent snow- and ice-melt from leaving the roof. They’re often caused by a temperature imbalance in the attic.

Repairing or replacing a damaged roof isn’t always something that can be put on pause, even when finances are tight. Happily, there are options for financing the quality roof you want, even if you can’t pay upfront.