Category: Residential

If you are considering a roof replacement, a metal roof can be a great option. A standing seam metal roof is one of those options. Let’s look at a few standing seam metal roof details. These roofs have a defined seam that is extended vertically from...

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Living in the Pacific Northwest means getting used to plenty of wet, rainy days. Your roof plays a big part in keeping your home and your family dry and comfortable. With that in mind, you may be wondering about moisture barriers under a metal roof. If...

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If you are considering a new roof for your home, it might not cross your mind that installing a metal roof in winter will work out just fine. Metal roofs can be installed year-round — yes, even during the colder months — without compromising quality....

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In the Pacific Northwest, we don’t get the kind of wintery weather that plagues the upper Midwest or the Northeast. Still, when the cold air comes blowing down the Columbia River Gorge or the snow starts falling in the coast range, things can get icy...

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For the most part, there are two types of roofs: pitched and flat. Used mostly for industrial, commercial, or manufacturing facilities, flat roofing choices aren’t as plentiful as pitched roofs. Made mostly of bitumen, rubber membranes, or even tar,...

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The Columbia River Gorge, coastal ranges, and Cascade range all see snow and ice during the Winter season. Snow making its way to the ground in the greater Portland metro and other cities on the I-5 corridor is rarer. However, no matter where you live,...

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