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Winter weather can be harsh on homes, and roofs are particularly vulnerable. While severe snowstorms and ice storms can cause significant damage, less intense winter conditions can still take a toll. In this article, we'll explore how snow and ice can cause roof...

No matter the inflation rate or how the economy is doing, most Americans are always looking to trim costs and save money. With that in mind, energy efficiency is one way to help cut expenses at home while simultaneously benefiting the environment.  But what exactly is...

Your roof is one of the most important components of your house. It provides structural support and protects your home from the elements, keeping the interior safe and dry. Unfortunately, even a well-maintained roof eventually needs to be replaced. That leaves many...

There are several reasons why a roof might leak, but a common culprit is often damaged or poorly installed roof flashing. You may have never heard of roof flashing, but it is a critical part of your roofing system. Below, we’ll discuss all things roof flashing,...

How To Tarp A Roof: Step-By-Step Guide When a roof leak springs up, it can be incredibly stressful for a homeowner. Roof tarping can provide a temporary solution before a professional roofing contractor such as Oaks Roofing & Siding can come out to fix the issue,...

Are you curious about asphalt shingles' composition? Asphalt shingles offer more than mere protection - they help define and shape the appearance and character of homes throughout America. Discover their intricacies as we delve into the materials that give asphalt...

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Have you ever looked up at your roof and noticed those unpleasant dark streaks? These are caused by the accumulation of organic matter like algae spores, moss, lichen, and gloeocapsa magma – a type of bacteria that can significantly damage roof shingles and is...

A roof overhang, also known as an eave, is the part of a roof that extends beyond a building’s exterior wall. It consists of roofing components such as the fascia, soffit, gutter, and drip edge. There are many types of residential roof overhangs, and they can vary in...