If you’re planning a roof replacement, you probably want a re-roofing job to save money. This may be possible depending on your roof’s current condition, but this isn’t recommended by experienced roofers. This is because some of the layers beneath your roof may have unseen damage which can compromise your new roofing system over time, such as your underlayment.
4 Important Questions to Ask When Hiring a Roofer
Taking the time to choose your roofer can help save you from a lot of headaches down the line and find the right ones for your needs. One of the best ways to narrow down your selection is by asking the right questions. In today’s post, local roofing company Ken Morton & Sons shares the questions you should be asking while interviewing a prospective contractor.
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How Does Humidity Affect Roofing Systems?
High indoor humidity affects your home in many ways. It can make your home feel uncomfortable, it can damage decor and furniture and can encourage mold and mildew growth. In today’s post, local GAF Master Elite® roofer Ken Morton & Sons discuss how high humidity levels affect another part of your home: the roof.
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Problems Caused by Poor Attic Ventilation
Attic ventilation is an important part of a roof’s design. Poor ventilation traps heat and moisture coming from the house, which can lead to problems that ultimately result in damage to the roof. In today’s post, the local roofing and siding contractors at Ken Morton & Sons share a look at attic ventilation, and the problems that arise from poor ventilation.
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3 Common Reasons for Winter Roof Leaks
Your home deserves a roofing system that can remain tough and well-performing no matter the reason. To ensure its good shape, be on the lookout for possible signs of water infiltration, especially during the winter. Your roof, after all, becomes more susceptible to leaks due to snow and ice. Ken Morton & Sons LLC, one of the premier roofing and siding contractors in the area, shares the most common causes of leaks in winter, plus ways to deal with them.
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