June 8, 2020
Roof replacement can cost tens of thousands of dollars. But did you know you can save money and prolong the life of your roof through regular roof maintenance? While every roof will eventually need to be replaced, proper roof maintenance can keep your shingles in good condition and protect your home from damage for years to come. Check out our roof maintenance tips to learn how to extend the life of your roof. 1. Check Your Shingles The first step ...Read more >
February 22, 2021
No matter how much you stay on top of routine roof maintenance and repairs, you’ll eventually need a new roof. Though it’s highly recommended to leave installing new roofing materials to an experienced roofing contractor, knowing how to install roof shingles can help you better maintain and preserve your roof. The process is time-consuming and can be tricky if you’ve never worked on your roof before. This guide will give you a bit of insight into how to lay shingles ...Read more >
February 16, 2021
As a homeowner, there are many things you do to increase the value and safety of your home. You might install a sprinkler system, remodel your kitchen, or add a home security system. But above all else, the roof is one of the biggest home improvement costs you’ll ever invest in. Ideally, you want to choose a roof that’s suited for your climate, home design, and budget. So which type of roof is best for your home? Check out our ...Read more >
February 11, 2021
In early 2019, the U.S. surpassed the installation of two million solar panel system installations. While this alone may seem like an impressive feat, it’s even more impressive when you consider that this happened only 3 years after reaching 1 million solar panel installations. Here’s why that’s so noteworthy: It took forty years to install the first million. And only 3 years for the second million. What’s more, it’s estimated that by 2023, the total number of installed solar panel ...Read more >
February 11, 2021
The clean energy economy is booming—and with good reason. A solar panel array is a clean energy form that can pay for itself in 3 to 3.5 years, with all kinds of tax benefits and refunds to make it that much more appealing to homeowners to consider installing solar panels. It’s no wonder that 2 million homeowners have already chosen solar panels to power their homes, with another 2 million expected by 2024. But there’s no denying that solar panels ...Read more >
February 11, 2021
We rely on our roofs to do a lot. They have to keep our homes and our families dry and warm, stand up to harsh weather like intense sun, icy winters, hail, and strong winds, and enhance the look of your home. And if you power your home using solar panels? Your roof also has to absorb enough energy to keep your house up and running. Typically, a roof with asphalt shingles will last about 20 years— maybe 25, at ...Read more >
February 11, 2021
The solar industry across the nation has seen majorly impressive growth over the past decade. Perhaps one of the reasons that this is the case? The cost of solar-powered energy systems has declined by almost 70 percent. With more homeowners experiencing all the perks and benefits of solar panels for several years now, that means that more homeowners are also encountering an important question for the first time ever: What needs to happen when my roof needs repairs if I ...Read more >
February 11, 2021
Solar energy makes great financial sense. There are all kinds of tax credits and other financial incentives you can enjoy when you install these panels, and in many cases, homeowners can recoup their investment in just 3 years through the energy savings they accrue. But is there anything else that can be done to improve your investment? A newly repaired, renovated roof can actually improve your return on investment. Here’s how: Improve Your Energy Efficiency Making repairs and renovating your ...Read more >
January 18, 2021
Is a new roof tax deductible? It depends. A residential roof replacement is not tax deductible, because the federal government considers it to be a home improvement, which is not a tax deductible expense. However, installing a new roof on a commercial property or rental property is eligible for a tax deduction. And in some cases, you can claim the entirety of those deductions the same year you pay for the roof. Roof Maxx Tax Deductions for Commercial Roofs If ...Read more >
January 14, 2021
In many parts of the country, winter brings extreme weather like snow, ice storms, and freezing temperatures. More moderate climates may be prone to heavy rains in the winter. Staying on top of roof maintenance is key to avoiding major issues that could cost you thousands of dollars in the long run. We created our guide to winter roofing to explain the most frequent winter roof problems and our exciting new method to avoid them. 1. Excessive Weight from Ice ...Read more >
December 15, 2020
If you’ve noticed moss growing on your roof, you may not be very alarmed. It’s just a harmless plant, right? While a little bit of moss may not cause major harm immediately, untreated moss growth can do serious damage to a roof eventually. Unfortunately, from asphalt shingle roofs to metal roofs, no type of roof is immune to the problems moss growth can cause. The good news is that a little bit of elbow grease and know-how can help you ...Read more >