The Best Energy Efficient Windows & Doors in 2026

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New windows and doors save you money by working with your roof to make your home more energy efficient. The best products from brands like Marvin, Andersen, Pella, Simonton, Therma-Tru, and ProVia have features like high r-ratings, Low-E glass, multi-pane construction, insulated frames, and high ENERGY STAR® ratings.

The Best Bug Protection for Patios, Pergolas, & Gazebos

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There’s nothing like relaxing on the patio, pergola, or gazebo on a beautiful evening—until the bugs crash your party! Learn how to ward off insects so you can enjoy your time outside without being pestered by pests in this guide from Roof Maxx.

The Best Siding for Different Home Types

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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.

What is Drip Edge & Why Is It Important On a Roof?

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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.

What is Roof Flashing?

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Without properly installed flashing, your roof is susceptible to leaks, rot, and structural damage. Learn everything you need to know about roof flashing in this homeowner’s guide from the experts at Roof Maxx.

Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Roof Leaks?

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Roof leaks can damage your home—and your bank account, especially if your insurance doesn’t cover the repairs. Learn what type of coverage is best for most homeowners here, and get tips from Roof Maxx on protecting your shingles to make roof damage less likely in the future.

Rain Downspouts 101

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Rain downspouts prevent water from pouring over the tops of your gutters and flowing down the sides of your house during inclement weather. Learn everything you need to know about them in this guide from Roof Maxx, then get our top tips for protecting the roof over your head.

Understanding Roof Leak Repair Costs

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If you have a roof leak, repair is a must. But it can also cost you. Learn how to prevent roofing problems by taking better care of your shingles and budget better for any repairs you need with this guide from the experts at Roof Maxx.

Why Are Shingle Prices Going Up?

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Shingle prices are climbing because of rising material costs, labor shortages, inflation, and industry trends. See why it often makes more sense to restore and maintain your existing roof instead of replacing it here.

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