March 31, 2020
A roof replacement can improve your home’s appearance, protection against weather extremes and energy efficiency. Even if your roof appears to be fine, it’s still a good idea to have it inspected once winter is over. Keeping your roof in good shape means keeping your family safe and comfortable.
February 12, 2020
Top 5 Reasons to Invest in PVC Roofing
You’ll want to keep your commercial property dry and damage-free all year round so make sure to keep its roof in tip-top shape. Have it checked and repaired by a roofing pro when necessary - but what if the system has suffered enough damage to prompt a replacement? Then, you should choose a durable and efficient material like polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Here's why.
February 11, 2020
Here’s How to Maintain Your Cedar Shake Roofing System
Roofs come in many different materials - and one of the most premium options is cedar shake. This classic roofing material is known for its warmth and rustic look, usually gracing older, historically preserved homes. Just note that cedar shake roofing requires proper maintenance to keep it looking good. Here are some handy tips on how to better maintain your cedar shake roof.
February 10, 2020
Why Work With a HAAG®-Certified Roofing Contractor?
Your roofing system is one of your home’s largest and most complex components, ensuring that your living spaces remain dry and safe from extreme weather conditions. So, it's important to work with an experienced roofer to make sure it remains protected against the elements. But how do you tell if a roofing contractor is actually worth hiring? One way is by looking for the HAAG® certification.
February 3, 2020
How Your Roof’s Condition Affects Insurance Premiums
Keeping your roof in tip-top shape is crucial - not only because it protects your home from extensive water damage all year round. The existing condition of your roof is actually relevant to homeowner’s insurance as well - affecting your roofing premiums.
January 8, 2020
Why You Should Never Ignore Soffit and Fascia Damage
As a homeowner, it's important to have basic knowledge of the different parts of your home so you can provide the best care and maintenance. Your roof, for instance, is made up of various components, and two essential parts that help keep it in optimal condition are the soffit and fascia boards.
December 24, 2019
Roof Replacement Part 1: Signs You Need a New Roof
Most people don’t expect their roof to spring a leak until it's too late. Don’t wait until water pours through the ceiling and the rest of your home. Hinkle Roofing, your trusted roofing company, suggests a roof inspection twice a year. In this first installment of this two-part blog, we’ll discuss the various warnings that may pop up if your roof is already compromised.-------------------------------------------- CONTINUE READING --------------------------------------------Look for these signs that signify it’s time for a new roof.Leaks in the AtticThe first place to check when looking for roof leaks is your attic. Armed with a flashlight, climb up under the...
December 20, 2019
Membrane Roof Shrinkage: Why Does It Happen?
Your roof is such an essential component of your home. And much like in buying replacement windows, you have to ensure that you're making a well-informed decision when selecting a roof material. Familiarize yourself with the benefits and drawbacks of a specific type of roofing so that you'll have a better idea of how you can properly maintain it. For instance, if you're considering EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) roofing, one of the things you should consider is roof shrinkage.
December 2, 2019
How Winter Can Impact Your Commercial Roofing
Roofing companies often warn about issues that typically come with the winter season. Snow, ice and frigid temperatures are just some of the elements that you should watch out for. To give you a better idea of how these elements can affect your commercial roof, Hinkle Roofing discusses four roofing issues that are commonly encountered in winter.
October 28, 2019
What to Know About Slate Roof Installation
The life of a slate roof depends on the type of rock used. Some of the hardest, heartiest kinds are purple slate, non-fading green slate and grayish-black Buckingham slate, which can last for up to 200 hundred years. Meanwhile, softer slates have a lifespan of at least 90 years.