January 19, 2022
Replacing a roof that is nearing the end of its serviceable life is a no-brainer decision. However, even when there’s a clear indication of significant damage to the system, many homeowners still put it off due to lack of time or funding. Delaying this further, unfortunately, can often spell trouble not just for the roof but also the entire home itself.
December 27, 2021
Common Issues With Your Downspouts
During rainy seasons, you want to keep your home dry and secure. Your downspouts play a major role in deflecting water away from your home's foundation. But what happens when they begin to malfunction? In this article, Hinkle Roofing, one of the leading local roofing companies, shares these common issues you may encounter with your downspouts.
October 18, 2021
Dry Rot on Roofs: Causes, Common Signs and Prevention
Your roof is essential to your home and family’s protection against weather extremes and harsh outdoor elements. Keeping up with maintenance and being proactive when it comes to the needs of your roof can help you avoid serious issues, such as dry rot. This problem can compromise the structural integrity of your roof, making it prone to collapse.
August 2, 2019
Important Questions to Ask Commercial Roof Inspection Pros
A routine inspection of your commercial property’s roofing system is a crucial factor in keeping the structure as structurally sound and in working condition. It is, after all, a business asset, along with the rest of the building. For this, you must hire a reputable and knowledgeable contractor that has what it takes to keep your investment in its best shape. To set your expectations on this important undertaking, take the time to ask the pros questions. The experienced roofers of Hinkle Roofing provided a list in today’s post.
June 7, 2019
Downspout/Rain Barrel Diverters: What Exactly Are They?
Your gutter installation and roofing company will likely tell you that gutters are used to collect rainwater and direct it away from your home. This helps keep your exterior dry and prevent ground erosion. However, gutters can’t always be installed on every part of the house. An alternative is a rain diverter, which keeps areas like your doorway dry so you can come and go as you please without getting wet.
May 9, 2019
The Various Roofing Scams You Need to Be Aware Of
A roofing project is an important investment, and as such, time and money are always at stake here in an effort to make the home look and function better. Tackling this head-on, however, involves making critical decisions, sometimes under pressure. Unfortunately, this dynamic allows scammers to prey on unsuspecting homeowners.
November 5, 2018
What Causes Roof Shingles to Blister
Blistering is a common problem with asphalt shingles and is something that you shouldn’t ignore. While it may appear like a simple aesthetic problem, blistering can affect the performance of the shingles and their operating life span.
September 26, 2018
4 Tips to Keep Your Roofing Project on Track
Even a simple roof repair project can take some time, so you probably have a good idea of how long a complete roof remodeling project will take. Since such a big task can cause a lot of disruption to your daily life, you’ll want to make sure that the project wraps as soon as possible. Here are a few tips on making sure your project stays on track.
September 3, 2018
3 Signs You Need To Look For A Different Contractor
When it comes to undertaking a major renovation, you need to choose a contractor that you can trust. A company may provide a well-defined plan and have credentials that sound good, but that doesn’t mean you should instantly hire them. There is a lot of time and money at stake here, so carefully scrutinize your would-be roofing contractor. Read on as your local experts from Hinkle Roofing lay out the red flags to watch out for.
August 6, 2018
The Anatomy of a Substantial Roofing Contract
Contracts are the ties that bind consumers and producers—at least legally. When it comes to home repairs, contracts ensure that the mutual agreement (and all the aspects that make it so) between the roof repair contractor and the homeowner is upheld. Needless to say, it is a vital part of the whole undertaking.