Author: T. Simpson

When your roof needs a repair, especially after a storm, you can face a dilemma: should you do it yourself or find a professional? Roof repairs can cost anywhere between $150 to $8,000, so ensuring you get it done right the first time is important.

This article will explore the underlying causes behind blown off shingles and damaged roof shingles during a storm, the steps to repairing them, whether you should do it yourself or hire a professional, and if you decide to go with a professional, how to choose the right one.

As a proud homeowner, you want your roof to look like it does in home improvement magazines and TV shows: shiny and free of debris and unsightly grime. But often, nature has other plans in mind. Overhanging branches, heavy rainstorms, and excessive moisture can all leave your home’s covering in bad shape.

In this article, we’ll discuss three methods to clean a roof and provide tips on preventing future grime buildup on your roof shingles.

Understanding the lifespan of a shingle roof is crucial for homeowners looking to protect their investment. It is especially important to understand the lifespan of an asphalt roof. With over 25 years of experience, T. Simpson Roofing—a Master Elite™ Contractor with an A+ BBB rating—provides expert insight into how long different types of shingle roofs last. This article will explore the factors affecting roof longevity and offer actionable tips for extending your roof’s life, ensuring your home remains secure and well-maintained for years to come.

Your roof’s first line of defense against water damage is often its least appreciated: the drip edge flashing. This humble hero works tirelessly to protect your home, yet many homeowners remain unaware of its crucial role. In this article, we’ll go through everything you need to know about roof drip edges, from their purpose and benefits to the various types available. Discover the unsung hero that could be the difference between a roof that endures and one that fails.

You might not be able to see into your ceiling, but that doesn’t mean what’s between your ceiling and roof isn’t important. Every home needs insulation to keep its occupants warm and protected.

Roof insulation functions as a protective blanket. It can act as a heat protector in cooler climates and a type of cooling technology in warmer areas. Great roofing insulation can also reduce energy costs, with less heat lost through your ceiling. 

With these advantages in mind, you might be curious about how you can insulate your roof. Here’s everything you need to know about the process: 

Gutters play a crucial role in protecting your home’s roof, foundation, and structure from water damage. Properly installed and maintained, they effectively divert rainwater and snowmelt away from your house. However, clogged or damaged gutters can lead to costly leaks, erosion, and other issues. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of gutters, factors to consider when choosing and installing them, and tips for keeping them in top shape.

When considering renovations to enhance your home’s energy efficiency, upgrading your roof and insulation should be at the top of your list. Efficient roofing materials and high-quality insulation work synergistically to reduce energy costs and increase comfort. Both serve as critical barriers against heat loss and gain, influencing your energy consumption substantially. In this article, we’ll explore how choosing the right roofing and insulation can transform your home into a model of energy efficiency.

Is your roof trying to tell you something? Ignoring warning signs of roof damage can lead to costly repairs and even structural issues. From leaks and missing shingles to sagging and moss growth, your roof may be showing signs it needs attention. We’re sharing our expertise with the 8 key warning signs to watch for and how to address them promptly.

Your roof is your home’s first line of defence. When something goes wrong up there, you need a team you can trust – experts who will get the job done right the first time. That means paying attention to detail, even the parts you can’t see. That’s why we don’t install roofs using the California Valley method.