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Do you need a place to escape to this holiday season? We all have dreams for the perfect family Christmas. Unfortunately, for most of us, those dreams quickly turn into the kind of holiday experienced by Clark Griswold in the famed movie Christmas Vacation. His antics may seem funny on

Low slope roofs, sometimes called flat roofs, are a popular option for many commercial buildings. These roofs are not completely flat; they have a minimum slope of one-fourth inch vertical to twelve inches horizontal. This allows water to drain, even though the slope is often undetectable to the naked eye.

Every home needs maintenance. As you look around for your next project, have you taken a closer look at your home’s siding? Often overlooked, aging and deteriorating siding can give even the best-kept home a worn and tired look. Bring the exterior of the entire property back to life with

Having a new roof put on is an exciting time and one that many Georgia homeowners have looked forward to for years. Unlike in decades past, there is a wide array of shingle styles to choose from in today’s market. In fact, there are so many options that some homeowners

If you fail to properly maintain your commercial roof, water may be able to work its way through the roof. It is recommended that you have your commercial roof inspected once every 6 to 12 months to ensure problems are repaired before these problems occur. However, many building owners do

Weather elements can be rough on both your residential or commercial roof. Different weather elements, such as rain or wind, can cause different types of damage to your roof. Having a residential roof inspected at least once a year and a commercial roof inspected at least twice a year can

Both residential and commercial roofs have the same purpose. They are designed to help keep outdoor elements, such as debris, rain and air, out of your dwelling or building. They also help to keep indoor air in, allowing you to control the temperature in your home or business. However, while

Built-up roofing describes specific roofs that use a foundation of ply sheets and bitumen layers, typically with a pebble-like surface material on top. This type of commercial roof is particularly popular for low-slope rooftops. When high-quality materials are used, built-up roofs can offer numerous advantages for many different types of

Today’s homeowners have an important choice to make when it comes to their shingles — are dark or light shingles the best choice? This decision is about a lot more than just color; it can have an important impact on your home’s cooling capabilities, and how much money you spend

Spring is the perfect time in the Atlanta area to tackle roof projects! The weather is not yet so hot and sticky as it gets in summer, unexpected rainstorms are less of a concern, and the days are long enough to finish projects up quickly. But what does your roof

Low slope or flat roofs — where the slope rises less than four inches in a run of 12 inches — require special systems to prevent leaks. Whether the roof protects a giant industrial building or your home, you want to choose the best system for your structure. Most low-slope