Greg Day Roofing

Metal roofing may make a tinkling sound when it rains, but it has lots of non-musical attributes, too. Metal is a very long lasting roofing material. With people staying in their homes longer, installing a roof with a 20 to 30 year effective life can be pretty appealing.

EDPM roofs can last as long as 25 to 30 years, depending on the temperature changes and the moisture in the area. Because of the nature of its composition, it is able to withstand weather events, like hail, better than some other materials.

Elastomeric coating is thick enough to last a long time since it has elasticity similar to rubber. With these properties it helps fill and prevent cracks from appearing and to guard against movement.

Adding a new roof to your commercial building is a major investment in the future of your business. If you're looking at a roof repair or replacement, you're in good company. The roofing industry generates more than $30 billion annually.

Solatube sun pipes offer one of the easiest and most affordable ways to bring daylight into a windowless room. They are particularly ideal for hallways and corridors, which otherwise require quite a bit of energy to light safely.

Tile roofs can either be made out of clay or concrete, but either way, they're known for their strength and fire-retardant ability. Depending on the additives, they can come in a wide variety of colors and styles to fit whatever look you want.

Do you know how long metal roofs can last if properly installed? Aluminum and steel shingles can typically last for 50 years or even longer. A copper or zinc roof can often last well over 100 years!

It might seem like forever until you have to replace your roof, but the 15-30 years a shingle or wood shake roof lasts will probably go more quickly than you imagine. A metal roof, on the other hand, will often last as long as the house itself.

Keep that roof clean! Remember: twigs, dirt, and leaves can damage a roof over time, cause algae to grow and even clogging your gutters. Keep debris away and avoid future headaches!

Most roofing experts recommend inspecting your roof twice a year in the spring and fall seasons. You should also have your roof inspected before a bad storm or if you suspect a problem.

If you have a slate roof, you may find that not every roofing contractor is able to handle the necessary repairs without creating a bigger issue than they started with. When you need roofing repairs done right the first time, we’re always here for you.

If you have a chimney, do not neglect inspecting it and the area where it connects with the roof. Look for cracking caulk and shingles at its base, and improperly placed or damaged flashing.