Roofing

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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6 Considerations When Replacing Your Commercial Roof

6 Considerations When Replacing Your Commercial Roof

Getting a new commercial roof can be a significant expense. And it will be an awful waste of money if you have to replace it twice in just a few years. To plan your project properly and make a decision you will not regret, McGuire Roofing recommends keeping these six...

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VIDEO: James Hardie is North America’s Top Siding Choice

VIDEO: James Hardie is North America’s Top Siding Choice

Your home’s siding doesn’t only affect its beauty but also its protection against harsh elements. James Hardie® is one of today’s leading siding manufacturers, protecting over eight million homes in North America. Find out why homeowners are choosing James Hardie over...

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How to Prevent Roof Condensation Before Winter Comes

How to Prevent Roof Condensation Before Winter Comes

Roof condensation occurs when the rising hot air in the attic meets cooler outdoor temperatures. The water can also get trapped between the roof and the insulation. The leading causes of this problem are improper ventilation and faulty workmanship during a roof repair...

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Tips for Managing Bird Damage to Commercial Roofs

Tips for Managing Bird Damage to Commercial Roofs

Bird damage on roofs exists in different forms. They have highly acidic droppings, which are harmful to asphalt roofs and HVAC units. Nests on the gutters can block water and cause it to back up, damaging the roofing material. However, these creatures are less likely...

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