Contractor’s Corner

On average, a new roof costs between $260 and $700 per square, depending on the material used. Naturally, concerned homeowners tend to end up asking how to get homeowner's insurance to pay for a new roof. It’s a good question--it often will. Of course, certain...

U.S. demand for residential roofing products is forecast to advance 4.0 percent per year to 147 million squares in 2020, valued at $10.4 billion. With this increase in demand and competition, we are also seeing new technologies emerge and more options are offered to...

Metal roofing, including steel roofing, is surging in popularity for both commercial and residential properties, recently reaching double-digit market share growth. At the same time, though most homes still have more traditional asphalt shingle roofs, the market share...

Your roof is an absolutely crucial aspect of your home, protecting you, your family and the rest of your house from the elements, external damage and long-term structural problems. Replacing or repairing your roof, especially when unplanned, can set you back...

One of the best ways to protect a home as an investment is to continue to improve it over the years of ownership. With home improvement projects, the monetary value of the your home will increase while also providing enjoyment to you as you get to enjoy the new...

Replacing the roof of your house is as exciting as buying a new hip or life insurance. Thankfully, there are a few things a savvy homeowner can do to at least reduce the cost. Generally, a new roof’s cost can be broken down into three categories: materials; labor;...