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Don’t Believe These 3 Myths about Attic Ventilation

Don’t Believe These 3 Myths about Attic Ventilation

Attic ventilation is one of the most important home maintenance aspects, as it helps control moisture in the air. Still, a lot of homes in the country have high levels of moisture, leading to roof repair or replacement. This makes us wonder, do people really know...

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Making the Right Choice Between a Roof Repair or Replacement

Making the Right Choice Between a Roof Repair or Replacement

At some point in your roofing system’s life span, you’ll have to choose between repairing or replacing it to address a certain problem. This, however, can be far from easy, given the warning signs that necessitate either one of the two are very similar. As one of the...

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3 Signs a Commercial Roof’s Performance Is Compromised

3 Signs a Commercial Roof’s Performance Is Compromised

A commercial roof might be more resilient than its residential counterpart, but that doesn’t mean you should skimp on required maintenance. As a property owner or facilities manager, taking a proactive approach when it comes to your roof is a must so you can ensure...

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Choosing the Right Commercial Flat Roofing

Flat roofs are the most viable option for commercial and industrial structures. Today’s variety of commercial flat roofs has improved a lot in the last 50 years. Your commercial roofing contractors, McGuire Roofing presents the different options to help you choose the...

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Roof Flashing and Its Importance

The main function of your roof is to keep the ravages of the elements, such as rain, out of your home. But every roof has weak points that are prone to leaks. That’s where flashing comes in. McGuire Roofing, one of the area’s premier roofing contractors, describes...

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Choosing Between Closed and Open Roof Valleys

Choosing Between Closed and Open Roof Valleys

The valley is the area where two sloping roof planes intersect. It represents the natural path of flowing water, making it highly susceptible to leakage. However, it can resist water infiltration when flashed properly. Generally, there are two ways to flash...

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