The prestigious award was presented to Try-Lock Roofing in June for excelling in performance, reliability, and service as a residential roofing contractor.
When winter comes, there are a lot of things that need to be prepped. Clean out your gutters, store your lawnmower, switch out the storm windows, load up on salt and de-icer. But is your roof ready for winter?
If your home has a low pitch roof (a roof that is not very steep or almost flat) you may be wondering if there are any complications that may occur when it comes time for your home to be re-roofed. Most commonly, we find low pitch roofs on condominiums, apartment complexes, and the porches and garages of residential homes. Certainly, there are residential homes with low pitch roofs. If you’re not sure which type of roof your home has, be sure to ask a licensed roofing specialist.
