Sharon Lee

“Unless you’re a roofer yourself, first thing most homeowners do wrong when starting their own roof job is make the wrong measurements. You don’t go … Read more

Pre-install is where most roofs fails. It begins with counting rafter. You guess how many batten courses will run from the ridge down to the … Read more

Here’s another reason why measuring your roof in feet is not enough: Roofing materials depends on the vertical rise and horizontal run, measured as a … Read more

The draft is rarely a dramatic event; instead, it’s a slow thief that steals warmth from your bedroom floor while you sleep. You might not … Read more

That’s what happens with most roofing quotes: somebody leaves off the ridge line. The ridge line is the thin strip on the very top of … Read more

You know what happens when your gutter needs service? It starts with a single drip. And you know where that drop falls? It typically land … Read more

When selecting a gutter color, homeowners tend to focus on aesthetics, forgetting about gravity. The effectiveness of a system depend entirely on gravity. Even a … Read more

Sounds easy to cut your own gutters…until you get the tape measurer out. From the ground it looks like there’s one long straight edge along … Read more

Fascia math is different then linear footage. It’s about stock length. It’s about wasted cuts. It’s about cutting corners (the ones on your roof). You … Read more

The vertical coverings give the illusion of adding depth to an otherwise flat wall. But how far apart do you space them? Get the rhythm … Read more