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Get a FORTIFIED Roof™ to Stand Strong Against Storms

As intensifying weather events occur across the country, it's increasingly important to take action to protect your home. Even regions outside the traditional hail belt or tornado alley are experiencing extreme storms. As a result, there's a growing interest in and need for resilient roof systems that can withstand high winds, impact from debris, and water intrusions.

By Annie Crawford

March 26, 2025

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    7 Metal Roof Myths Debunked

    If you're one of the many homeowners considering a metal roof for your home, you've probably started looking into the advantages and drawbacks of metal roofs. Unfortunately, despite their growing popularity in the United States—comprising roughly 18% of the total residential roofing market—there's quite a bit of misinformation out there surrounding this durable roofing material. Are they noisy? Do they attract lightning? Will they make your home hotter?

    By Dawn Killough

    March 17, 2025

  • A contractor reviews roof warranty options with potential clients.
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    Interested in a Roof Warranty? Here's What to Know

    Installing a new roof that will protect your home and family for years to come is a major investment. That's why it's important to have adequate roof warranty protection once the job is complete. While most reputable roofing manufacturers provide basic warranty coverage against manufacturing defects in the roofing materials, it's often better to choose enhanced warranties that also cover installation. These warranties are available through your roofing contractor or manufacturer, and they're transferrable should you sell your house.

    By Wendy Helfenbaum

    December 16, 2024

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    How the Freeze-Thaw Cycle Can Affect Your Roof

    If you live in an area with cold winter weather, you might be aware of the seasonal freeze-thaw cycle that affects the ground around your house. But you may not know that this cycle can also damage your roof. Extreme shifts in temperature, along with snow, ice, and wind, can cause wear and tear or aggravate existing roofing issues. As a result, leaks and other issues may form, requiring roof repairs or potentially a full replacement.

    By Wendy Helfenbaum

    December 10, 2024