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The building envelope refers to the physical separator between the interior and exterior environments of a building. It consists of all the elements of a building's exterior, including the walls,…
but there are several indicators you can look for to help identify potentially fraudulent or biased reviews. Here are some tips to spot fake reviews:
Home and building upgrades that are sensible and help pay for themselves over time are no-brainers. One upgrade you might be overlooking is a cool roof. It turns out that the top of your house or…
So, you’re looking at a damaged roof. That’s not fun, but we’re not past the point of all hope. It can be fixed, and even though the prospect of repairing a roof sounds expensive, there are resources…
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…
There are many roofing companies out there, but the sad reality is that not all of them are good. Some are disreputable and will perform poor quality work or greatly overcharge you. Others are…
The North Texas Roofing Contractors Association announced Dallas based Bert Roofing Inc. as a 2016 Winner of a “Golden Hammer Award” for “Outstanding Residential Project” in 2016. This is the seventh…
A 2-by-4 measures 1.5 by 3.5 inches. Thirty-pound felt does not weigh thirty pounds. Why building-product names can mislead, and what to specify on a roofing contract instead.
We recently attended training at Wholesaler Southern Shingles in Coppell TX. The session was taught by Jake Landry of GAF. Jake is with GAF's C.A.R.E (center for the advancement of roofing…
Earlier this summer we received an invitation from Chuck Arista, our long-time Elk factory representative now with Roofing Supply Group (RSG) of Dallas, to attend demonstration and training for…
Good story on hail damage research recently in the North Carolina Observer.
Later this afternoon in Dallas it will reach around 70 degrees. This is how the weather pays us back for the beating we take in August. This morning was chilly and the heavy dew caused there to be a…