An asphalt roof is the #1 choice for the majority of our customers. There are many reasons for this.

For one, asphalt shingles is typically the most cost conscious decision. Choosing asphalt is a very economical way to have a new roof put on your house. Many times asphalt shingles can be installed over your existing shingles, saving you additional money. However, if you already have more than 1 layer of singles on your house, most likely we will need to tear off the shingles before installing a new layer.

Secondly, people are familiar with the look and feel of asphalt shingles. In recent days you can choose from a large variety of colors and textures for your shingles, but the same traditional look of asphalt remains.

Additionally, should something happen to damage your roof, asphalt is usually very easy to repair. In most cases you can remove a few shingles, patch the tar paper and plywood underneath and replace the damaged shingles with a new matching pattern.

Purchasing a new roof is a large investment for any family, and it’s important to make a wise decision on the best roof materials, color, and brand to go with. Our expert roofing contractors can help you make the best, most educated decision on installing a new roof.

If you are considering using asphalt on your roof, call our office today. We will schedule a time to stop by and provide you with a free thorough estimate. We can also give you advice on what shingle colors are popular today and would look great on your house!

Metal roofing has durability, strength and a great aesthetic. Often people think of metal roofs as the slabs of metal on old farmhouses.  The modern look of metal is very far from that.

If you’re interested in having a metal roof installed on your house, but still have any questions or concerns, give us a call today. We can assist you by:

• explaining the pros and cons;
• helping you understand what you can expect your house to look like when we’re finished,
• giving you a cost comparison vs other types of roofing materials,
• teaching you about the types of metal used (steel, copper, alloy, stainless-steel and aluminum) and what you can expect each to look on your house,
• informing you how much a metal roof may increase the value of your home,
• explaining the durability and longevity you can expect,
• and answering any other questions you may have.

It may seem costly at first, but metal roofing needs very little maintenance and will outlast almost all other roofing materials. Additionally, the metal roofs we install almost always pay for themselves in increased value in your home. Whether you’re planning on staying in your house for many years, or wanting to move soon, a metal roof is always a great idea to consider!

Our expertise doesn’t stop at residential housing. We also specialize in commercial roofing. Unlike residential jobs, commercial jobs take a completely different set of skills, equipment, and expertise.

For example, before redoing a commercial roof, it must be properly cleaned and dried. This takes specialized equipment. Additionally, the materials used for commercial roofing, especially flat roofs, must be more carefully prepared and handled.

Flat roofs are notorious for leaking because water can easily sit in one spot for an extended period of time. Sitting water finds a way to creep into any small crack or hole and begin to make its way into your building.

Our team of experts have roofed and repaired many small and large commercial buildings in the Fort Wayne area. Whether you have a strip-mall, apartment complex, restaurant, church, school, or the Glenbrooke Mall, we can fulfill all your commercial needs.

To some, flat roofs may seem like something of the past. Few people today have lived in a house or apartment with a flat roof. However, if you live in an older home, especially an older brick home closer to the city, chance are you have a flat roof on your house.

There are both pros and cons to flat roofs. The positives are its usually less expensive when you need a new layer of asphalt or tar put down. Additionally, there’s rarely prep work that needs performed. However, the down side is they tend to leak more often, especially if not maintained regularly.

When you have a flat roof that needs repair or installed, our specialists with years of experience can come to your need.