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How Shingles for your Roof are Made

Did you know? Shingles for your home’s roof may be a possibility. Shingles are common for many home’s roofs. At the core of our asphalt roofing shingles are three basic components: a tough fiberglass base mat, waterproofing asphalt, and high-performing surface granules. To make shingles, fiberglass mat is fed into…

Before Making the Investment to Purchase or Repair your Roof, Consider these Points

Dan & Nick Cox

Making the investment to purchase or repair your home’s roof is a big decision. These are a few points to consider. Buying a home? Here’s what to look for in a roof when buying a home: Aging, granular loss, rubber boots at pipe collars deteriorating are all signs that the…

What You Need to Know Before Installing Solar Panels

Dan & Nick Cox

Are you considering installing solar panels for your home? We offer these ideas to consider prior to rooftop solar panel installation. Have an independent, professional roofer inspect current roof tiles for damage and aging. Be aware of a solar company, so called “roofer”. These are usually not professional roofers. Be…

Summer Storms – Beware of Unethical Individuals

Dan & Nick Cox

Be aware as summer approaches, that so do those that come knocking on your door with promises of helping you with your roof due to storm damage or claiming to be doing work in your neighborhood. They have been known to cause damage to your roof and then claim it…

Tips to Prevent Door to Door Scammers

Dan & Nick Cox

Did you know that most people who come to your door are salespeople? They usually have no experience or very limited knowledge in roofing, construction or the service field they are representing. The sole goal they have is to get you to sign a contract for services. This is actually,…

Have you checked your home for winter damage?

Dan & Nick Cox

By Dan and Nick Cox: Spring is the perfect time to look for home damage caused by winter weather. So… Now that it’s starting to warm up, it’s a great time to do a thorough inspection of your Maryland home, checking for any winter damage that should be fixed before…

Why is there condensation on the inside of your windows in the winter?

Dan & Nick Cox

By Dan and Nick Cox: Often during our Maryland winters, we get condensation on our windows. Why? And is it a bad thing? Well…the technical answer has to do with water vapor, the dewpoint, temperature, and humidity. But the simple, non-technical reason that condensation often builds up on the interior…

We don’t like high product prices, back orders, or limited selection either

Dan & Nick Cox

By Dan and Nick Cox: Sky high roofing material prices… Product availability issues… Limited selection… Ughhh! We don’t like it either! More than a year ago, we wrote about high costs and product availability issues caused by COVID-19 related problems which affected almost all consumer products. And unfortunately, the supply…

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How Shingles for your Roof are Made

Before Making the Investment to Purchase or Repair your Roof, Consider these Points

What You Need to Know Before Installing Solar Panels

Summer Storms – Beware of Unethical Individuals

Tips to Prevent Door to Door Scammers

Have you checked your home for winter damage?

Why is there condensation on the inside of your windows in the winter?

We don’t like high product prices, back orders, or limited selection either

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