When you need a new, it's decision time. Choosing a roof for your North Carolina home can be difficult; it’s not a decision you need to make often. There are many ways to choose a roof. A personal choice of criteria like appearance, longevity, and durability should impact your decision. Cost...
Color is a personal choice, but here’s another factor to consider when choosing a new roof and its color for your home: energy efficiency and savings. How does roof color impact energy efficiency? Roof color impacts energy efficiency, especially with a metal roof. Our roofing products have reflective pigments that allow even...
When it’s time to buy a new roof, you can save money with metal. Here are just 4 ways an investment in quality pays you back while adding value to your home. Eliminates roof replacement cost Works well with solar panels Reduces your energy costs Minimizes roof maintenance costs A McCarthy...
New roofing products in the form of solar shingles are now on the market from two different industries: technology companies and asphalt roofing manufacturers. The pros of solar shingles: The most obvious benefit to solar shingles is simply aesthetics: they look more like a traditional roof. If you need to replace your...
Homeowners compare the various pros and cons of roofing materials to find the perfect match for their houses. Lower energy bills are among the potential benefits, but how exactly does a roof affect energy bills? Understandably, the connection won’t always be apparent to newcomers. Use the list below to learn...
As a wise consumer, we understand that you research product and service warranties for every significant purchase to protect your investment. A new roof is a major investment. When you purchase a new roof, you should receive 2 roof warranties in writing. The first roof warranty is from the manufacturer covering the integrity...
Though we experience milder winters in the lower elevations of North Carolina, winter forecasts still bring frigid overnight temperatures. If you have an asphalt roof, that can be bad news. Why? Today’s asphalt roofs are more vulnerable to damage from harsh weather, and they don’t last long here in North Carolina, where...
