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Our roofs just might be the single most important piece of our homes. But when your roof is damaged, many other things can go wrong in a hurry. That being said, taking care of roofing issues should…
Sealing the hole with caulk is the most common mistake homeowners make. Here is how to find a leak properly, what the right repair actually looks like, and when to stop and call a pro.
Replacement costs thousands. Repair costs hundreds. Here are the seven factors that should drive the decision, in the order they actually matter.
Today’s tile roofing is one of the more popular roofing solutions in DFW. Clay tile is the most popular, but even durable clay tile requires maintenance on occasion. It’s essential you either…
Caulking alone will not keep water out of a roof. Flashing is what does the actual work. Here's how it functions, the four types we install, and where each one belongs.
Debris, hail, and age are the three most common forms of roof damage in North Texas. Each one is preventable or fixable if you catch it early.
Most residential homes here in Texas have some type of tile roof. The appeal of a tile roof is in its low-maintenance requirements and aesthetic. It’s the perfect roofing material for warm climates…
The roof over your head is an investment. It’s an expensive one, too. Protecting that investment and ensuring you don’t need to pay for a replacement or costly repairs is important—and many…
Plenty of residential properties here in Texas have a skylight. Great for staring up at the stars at night or enjoying a bit more sunshine on a nice summer day, a skylight is a wonderful part of any…
Most calls labeled emergency are not actually emergencies. Here's how to tell the difference, what to do until a real roofer can get on a ladder, and why climbing up during the storm is the worst option on the list.
R-value is the only number that matters when choosing attic insulation. Solid wood is R-1, fiberglass is R-3 per inch, cellulose slightly higher. Here's what Dallas homes actually need and why the cheapest option costs more over ten years.
It is entirely possible to save money on DIY home renovations and repairs. However, it’s often not the best route. Sure, you’ll save a couple of dollars. It’s not enough, though. You’re risking an…