As the temperatures drop it is important to pay close attention to specific parts of your home to avoid problems next spring. For many people, the checklist of winterizing a home includes making sure pipes are clear and dripping to prevent water from freezing, covering plants from the frost or snow, and making sure doors […]
Wanda Methodist Church in Wanda Missouri was undergoing roof repair when the roofers found a layer of old wood shingles under 3 layers of asphalt shingles. Phillip Camerer’s roofing crew out of Neosho is completing the roof project. Currently with 35 members, the Wanda church was founded in 1837. The church is located in the […]
The Victoria rail station was demolished last week after the roof was hoisted off with a crane to be stored and used for a later project. The station was near the east entrance to the Johnson Street Bridge and had not been used since mid-2011. The bridge is going through a replacement project with a […]
Environmental awareness and protection is a new trend among many industries, including roofing and construction. A recent survey looking into green home building materials named two green roof products among the top five for the year. Topping The Charts Listed as one of the top five green building materials for the upcoming year, MBCI Eco-ficient […]
In Negaunee Michigan, a historic log cabin was discovered in 2009 when a homeowner was tearing down a small house in his back yard and found the log walls of the cabin between the drywall and exterior siding. The log cabin was made of hand-hewn red pine and cedar logs with dovetail notches and believed […]
Even outside of hurricane season, high winds can be a problem for a roof. Homes with improperly maintained roofs are especially vulnerable to water leaks, gaps in the roof materials and problems with insulation efficiency. Anytime there is a storm it is important to inspect your roof for damage. Far Reaching Effects Many people experience […]
The Moose Jaw Civic Center in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Canada affectionately known as The Crushed Can, has been torn down after 53 years. The award winning hockey arena’s roof was suspended by cables giving it a curved suspension ceiling spanning 192 feet. Architect Joseph Pettick and Vancouver structural engineer J.L. Miller designed the arena. The […]
Roof materials come in just about every type of material imaginable. Everything from recycled plastic and rubber, to earth friendly clay or slate; choosing a roof material for your home can be tricky. While many people like the look of a wood shake, there are some things to know about the benefits and drawbacks before […]
In Helena Arkansas the Helena Museum of Phillips County on Pecan Street will be covered in a new roofing material that is similar to a pool tarp. The 120 year old building will be covered in a Duro Last Roofing System. When checking the building for window and gutter replacements, the former president of the […]
Part of the appeal in owning a home versus renting are the tax deductions for certain aspects of homeownership. Many people get into a mortgage loan thinking their new ownership will bring thousands of dollars in tax savings and it can, just not necessarily in all the areas you may hope for. Home Tax Deductions […]
