Keep aging asphalt shingles out of the landfill, lower your carbon footprint, and make your roof last longer! See how Roof Maxx can help, along with the other eco-friendly home products on this list—from bamboo toothbrushes to compostable trash bags and more.
Property maintenance helps your real estate investments hold their value—but you need to keep it cost-efficient to make your business viable. Here are some easy ways to keep your portfolio in great shape—including treating shingle rooftops with Roof Maxx, which can extend their lifespan and save you up to 80% of what a full roof replacement costs.
Severe storms, heavy rain, hurricanes, and frequent floods can cause devastating structural damage to your home and property. Learn how to protect your home from rising flood waters now so you aren’t caught off-guard in this guide from Roof Maxx.
Mold around your windows is more than a surface issue—it’s a red flag for moisture issues in your home. Learn how to remove it, prevent it from coming back, and how Roof Maxx can help protect your home from the top down in this guide from our team of home exterior professionals.
Squeaky hinges, sticky or misaligned doors, drafty entryways, and peeling paint—door problems like these are annoying and unsightly. Learn how to fix them fast in this guide from Roof Maxx.
Mahogany, walnut, white oak, fur, cedar—they’re all beautiful choices for your doors, but they need proper care to stay in good condition. Find out how to keep them clean and beautiful for decades in this guide from the home exterior experts at Roof Maxx.
Does it really matter where you install your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors? Short answer: yes! Placement can impact how effectively they detect hazards, so follow this guide to learn the best practices from our home service professionals at Roof Maxx.
If your drip edge is too large or too small, it won’t stop water from leaking down into your fascia and home. Discover how to find the perfect fit in this guide from Roof Maxx.
Not all siding is created equal. Many homeowners choose brick, fiber cement, and vinyl for traditional homes. Other popular choices include fiber cement or metal for modern homes, wood or engineered wood for cottages and bungalows, board and batten for farmhouses or ranch homes, and fiber cement or vinyl for coastal homes.
Properly installed drip edge helps prevent water damage, pest invasion, and leaks. Choosing the right type of drip-edge and material, generally galvanized steel or aluminum, can greatly impact how long it lasts, how easy it is to maintain, and how likely it is to fail over time. Professional roofers can assess the condition of your drip edge during a tune-up.
Prior to Roof Maxx, you had no alternative except to replace... and now you do, for pennies on the dollar.”
With our five-year, transferable warranty, you’ll enjoy the peace of mind that your roof and entire home are protected.
