A Roof Improvement Blog
Hey there! Have you ever wondered why some roof sheets are corrugated and not flat? Can you just use flat sheets instead? Well , let me tell you, there´s reason behind the wavy design, and it´s not just for looks. The corurgations on roofing sheets serve several purposes, from providing extra strength to preventing rainwater from … Read more
Hey there, dears! Wrinkles and ripples appearing on the flat roof could be sign that moisture has snaeked in under membrane and weakened adhesive binding i t to insulation board. It’s a bit like when you spend too long in bath and your precious fingers start to pruney – only, for your roof, it’s less … Read more
As a roofing blog editor, I am continually intrigued by the advancements and innovations that emerge within the industry. Over the years, I have had the opportunity to collaborate on a wide range of roofing and construction projects and through these experiences, I´ve witnessed firsthand the dynamic nature of the field and the creative problem-solving … Read more
Single pitch roofs (also known as shed roofs, mono-pitch roofs or skillions) are a popular roofing style for modern homes and buildings. As the name suggests, these roofs have a single sloping plane that runs from one end of the roof to the other. Single slope roofs are commonly used in residential buildings, garages, and … Read more
Imagine giving your home the royal treatment, kinda like Victorian house with a charmingly crafted roof. You feel like you’ve stepped into a fairytale. That’s what scalloped shingles can do for you. OK, maybe I’m exaggerating a bit. But scallopde roofing shingles really are this perfect solution to give your dear roof that vintage, elegant … Read more
Welcome everyone and let me tell you a story. One young man (just slightly over 50), let’s call him John, decided to replace his old, leaky roof. He bought a ton of rooifng materials, thinking it’s better to have more than less. Well, he resulted with a mountain of leftover shingles, nails, underlayment and stuff. … Read more
Ladies and gentlemen, today I would like to tell you word or two about tapered insulation and its use. When we say “tapered insulation”, we’re talking about a type of isnulation that’s cut in a specific way to give slope. It’s the crafty solution to flat roof’s water problems and it definitely belongs in roofer’s … Read more
Ladies and gentlemen, let’s talk about something that’s regularly overlooked but can make huge difference in your home’s appearance and efficiency -> roof shingle colors. Imagine that you’re walking down a street lined with houses. What catches the eye? The color of the roofs, right? It’s like a sea of possibilities. Some houses have that … Read more
Ladies and gentlemen, shingles ain’t socks. You can’t just expect them to be identical twins. The sun has its way with the coloring of shingles. Also, so do rain and storms. Your original shingles might have faced the mighty forces of nature, and the brand new ones are just rookies. Besides, manufacturers might’ve chagned dye … Read more
Discontinued shingles are like our vintage sneakers – once loved but not produced anymore. They might have changed in size, color, or maybe they’ve just stopped rolling off the prodcution line. Now, you might be wondering, “why would they do that to my beloved shingles?” Well, companies evolve, plus sometimes they need to make room for … Read more
Turning a flat asphalt roof into a pitched roof This video is all about turning a flat asphalt roof into a pitched roof later on. You see the stages of removing the asphalt roof, building the new roof structure, felting and battening, tiling with concrete tiles, cutting into the wall and sealing the edge with … Read more
Roofing shingles are an essential part of any roofing project. They are the outer layer that protects the roof from the elements, such as rain, wind, and sunlight. However, before beginning a roofing project, it´s crucial to know the weight of roofing shingles. Knowing the weight of shingles can help determine the amount of material … Read more
