How a New Roof Can Increase Your Home’s Resale Value
When it’s time to sell your home, first impressions matter. And while fresh paint or updated landscaping might turn heads, there’s one upgrade that consistently delivers long-term value: a new roof.
The Importance of Downspouts for Your Roof
When it comes to protecting your home from water damage, your roof does a lot of the heavy lifting. But without properly functioning downspouts, even the best roofing system will fall short!
Roofing Considerations for Home Additions
When your family needs more space, a home addition can feel like the perfect solution. However, one of the most critical — and often underestimated — elements of the project is your roof. Here are our top roofing considerations for home additions.
Can Residential Roof Restoration Increase My Home’s Energy Efficiency?
See how your roof restoration can help you save money and increase your home’s energy efficiency today.
How to Identify a Quality Residential Roofing Job
Determining the quality of a roofing company can be difficult. Here is our checklist to see how reputable a roofing company is.
Light-Colored Roofs – What’s the Upside
Have you ever considered a light colored roof for your home or business? These “cool roofs” offer a range of benefits, including notable energy savings and environmental advantages.
What Happens When the Structure of Your Roof Is Severely Damaged
If your roof has structural damage, don’t wait for a free inspection. Our expert team offers a 24-48 hour emergency response, structural stabilization, and full-scale roof reconstruction.
Should You Replace Your Roof Before Severe Spring Storms
If your roof is aging or showing signs of damage, don’t wait until it’s too late. United Contracting & Roofing will ensure your home is storm-ready and protected for years to come.
How Severe Spring Storms Impact Your Roof
Whether you need pre-storm maintenance or post-storm repairs, United Contracting & Roofing is here to help you protect your property.
Choosing the Best Shingle Color for Your Home
Everyone has heard horror stories of disreputable contractors. You’ve heard of people who took the money and disappeared, left a job half-finished, or did a poor job and left their customers with damage and new problems.