Have you found yourself asking: why is rain water coming down my chimney? Since your chimney is exposed to outside elements, it's susceptible to damage from rainstorms, snow, and even wind. Once water gets into your chimney, you’re at risk of severe damage that can be costly down the line.
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Brick is one of the most aesthetically pleasing and durable wall materials that a homeowner can invest in. Nothing adds quite as much charm and historical style. Brick can be used either on the exterior of a home or on the interior as an accent wall.
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If you’ve ever walked past an exterior door or window and felt a significant temperature fluctuation, you’ve likely experienced an air draft in your home. Air drafts can appear in different places throughout your home.
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Storm damage can come in different shapes and sizes. That’s why having a trusted local roofing contractor like Shanco inspect your roof after a bout of severe weather.
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There's no doubt about it: your home's roof is one of the most important aspects of its exterior. And with this degree of importance, you want to make sure that you can keep your roof in great condition. And this starts by knowing how old your roof is—as most roofs are rated to last about 25 years.
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If you’ve seen a neighbor with solar, you’ve probably asked “Are solar panels worth it?” And it’s a valid question. Adding a solar energy system has mystique and uncertainty tied to it. Is it expensive? Does it work on cloudy days?
Read MoreWhen you look at the roof of your home, what do you see? Are you noticing discolored and decayed areas that bring you concern? If so, then you're not alone, and it's likely algae growing on your roof. This is common, yet so many homeowners still don't know how to get rid of algae on roof shingles.
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You may have noticed a nail pop at some point on your roof. It’s more than a cosmetic problem, it is a problem that will not go away and requires immediate assessment.
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When buying anything expensive or valuable to oneself, it is always important to look and see if there is a warranty with that item. Although your new roof will protect your house from inclement weather, it’s good to ask yourself a list of questions like, how can I protect my roof?
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Your roof is comprised of multiple components that work together to keep your roof dry. No matter what type of roof you have, there is certainly flashing on the roof of your home. Why are these pieces of flashing small but mighty elements of your roof system?
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