Will Your Metal Roof Need Maintenance And Can It Rust?
Poor piggies. The term “piggyback,” as in asking two questions in one sentence such as “Do metal roofs need maintenance and can they rust?” has nothing to do with pigs. It comes to us from the word “pickapack,” as in “worn on the shoulders like a pack.” A piggybacked question — one that smooshes two …
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How To Tell If The Water Stains Are Condensation Or A Leak
Science is all around us. Gravity pulls water downward, sometimes right through the ceilings of our Phoenix-area homes. Condensation makes water appear seemingly out of thin air. Spotting the difference between a roof leak and condensation can help you avoid costly repair bills.
5 Reasons Why DIY Is The Most Costly Way To Get A Metal Roof
Leonid Rogozov is one of the ultimate Do-It-Yourselfers. In 1961 he operated on himself to remove his own infected appendix. We recommend against self-surgery and DIY metal roofing installation.
Why You Should Go With Metal When Your Shingle Roof Wears Out
Jonathan, the world’s oldest known tortoise at 190 years old, is aging with style. Though he has lived through 40 U.S. presidents, he still enjoys the charms of Emma, a female Seychelles giant tortoise. Jonathan is aging well. Are our roofs as lucky? Here is how to know if your shingle roof is aging.
How A Metal Roof Protects Your MN Home During Wildfires
Steel melts at 2,750 ℉, according to the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility. Wildfire is terrifying, but its temperatures climb nowhere near steel’s melting point. Wildfire temperatures range from 212 ℉ to 1,472 ℉. Most Minnesotans would feel safest under a metal roof. Steel’s high melting point is only one of many benefits of a …
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3 Reasons Why We Keep Everything For Your Standing Seam Roof In-House
Keeping “everything in-house” means one company performs all aspects of a job, like making custom kitchen cabinets or installing metal roofing. Doing the work “in-house” protects the customer, company, and finished product (whether a breakfast island or a standing seam metal roof). Nothing escapes the discerning eyes of the people making the item.
