Category: Roofing

At All States Home Improvement, we only use top-quality roofing materials from the leading manufacturers in the country, such as CertainTeed. Apart from creating superior products, they specialize in different innovative tools to make home improvement easier for everyone. One such tool that homeowners can take advantage of is ColorCoach™.

ENERGY STAR® is the trusted symbol for energy efficiency. It serves as a guide for consumers who are looking into energy-saving options. Supported by the government, it aims to promote a greener environment. Products can earn this label by meeting the energy efficiency requirements set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

As a leader in both commercial and residential real estate trades, the National Association of Realtors® publishes informative papers and statistics about home improvements that add value to homes. In their 2015 Remodeling Impact Report, roofing remains as one of the most preferred projects among homeowners.

All roofing projects require contractors that you can trust to get the job done without fuss. After all, you don’t want to hear about complications halfway through the project, since that usually means your home will be at the mercy of the elements.

Impact-resistant roofing products (IRR) are made and tested to ensure they can resist impact caused by hailstones and wind-borne debris. They consist of asphalt composition, metal, plastic, rubber, and recycled materials. They come with different ratings, with roofs having a Class 4 rating being the most impact-resistant roof.

National Roofing Week is an annual event that takes place every summer, aiming to raise awareness of the value of well-maintained roofing for residential and commercial spaces. Organized by the National Roofing Contractors Association, it’s a great opportunity for homeowners and business managers alike to discover the vital roles of roofs in the areas of energy efficiency, security, and beauty.

Storm and hail damage can cause a lot of problems to your roof. Even though you don’t see anything wrong after a storm, you shouldn’t be too complacent about it. There might be underlayment problems that could get worse. Given this, it’s important to consult a HAAG-certified inspector to assess your roofing. That way, you can be sure that professionals …