High attic humidity rots out wooden decking, corrodes fasteners, and creates a breeding ground for mold. Once the wood and other materials get wet, they can swell and warp enough to push the shingles up away from your roof. Improving your ventilation and making attic checks a regular part of your maintenance plan can help you avoid disaster.
Gas leaks cause hundreds of residential fires every single year. Learn how to spot early physical and environmental warning signs so you can stay safe and enjoy your home without worrying about a leak. Roof Maxx shows you how.
You need to be proactive about preparing for hurricane season. Installing hurricane-resistant windows, preparing your yard, and scheduling a Roof Maxx treatment can all help you weather storms with less damage—here’s how.
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.
Uh oh! Your smoke alarm started chirping randomly, and it won’t stop. If the cause clearly isn’t a fire, you might need to do a little troubleshooting to narrow down whether the issue is a low battery, incorrectly installed battery, or smoke alarm failure. For best results, change the battery at least once every six months and the unit itself every 7-10 years.
To figure out where to place your smoke & carbon monoxide detectors, follow guidelines from FEMA and the U.S. Fire Administration. The best locations include bedrooms, hallways, kitchens, living areas, basements, and garage entrances. Dual detectors help streamline coverage so you get the most value for your money and the most protection.
Discover why algae, moss, and mold are so bad for your roof, then learn how to get rid of them for good and prevent them from coming back in this post.
All roofs age over time. Learn how to spot red flags for damage, how long materials like metal, asphalt, and slate last, and how you can get more life out of your roof so you can protect your home.
Summary Roof warranties protect both materials and workmanship for a set time, while insurance covers natural disasters. Most manufacturer warranties last 10–30 years but only
Summary: To prepare your roof for winter, check for damage before cold weather rolls around. Replace any missing or cracked shingles to keep your roof
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.
