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Kansas City is no stranger to heavy rain, high winds, sleet and snow—all of which can harm your roof and leave it vulnerable to leaks and other problems. When that happens, you may wonder how to effectively deal with the missing, loose, cracked or punctured roof shingles you’re seeing. Can you handle the damage with a quick repair, or do you need to replace the roof entirely? Here’s what you need to know so you can…

You’ve pulled into your driveway, glanced up at your roof, and discovered—to your dismay!—that it looks discolored. Ugly, black streaks are marring its appearance. And you’re wondering if it means you’re dealing with a serious roof problem. Does this sound like you? If so, you’re facing what many homeowners have asked our roofing professionals about. These black streaks are definitely unattractive and frustrating. Here’s why you’re seeing these unsightly marks and what to do about…

You already know your roof plays an important role in protecting your home. However, many homeowners don’t think much about their roofs until something goes wrong. The last thing you want to do is ignore your roof until you’re staring into the face of a costly roof replacement. Here we help you take a more proactive approach with a list of six common signs your asphalt shingles are damaged. 1. Your Roof’s Age We’ll start…

A high-quality, well-installed roof will provide your home with years of protection, while also improving its curb appeal. However, once your roof replacement is scheduled with your local Kansas City roofing expert there are a few things you can do to prepare a roof replacement. Here we offer easy steps to help your roof installation go smoothly. 1. Park Your Vehicle Away from Your House If you park your vehicle in the driveway, make sure…

A leaking roof can be a homeowner’s worst nightmare. Moisture damages the interior structure of a home, so a leaking roof is no laughing matter. It’s important to take action, but one of the biggest questions we get about leaks is: Does my roof always have to be replaced if it is leaking? The answer is no, not always. The presence of a leak will not always justify a full roof replacement. Sometimes a repair…