Asbestos is a term referring to a series of naturally occurring silicate minerals. These fibrous materials were used in cement for many products, including roofing shingles and siding. The [...]
During home improvements or even a remodel, many homeowners decide to give their home a new look with a different kind of roofing material. Many decide to stick with what’s already on the home, [...]
Roof valleys are the seams where two roof faces come together. They can be both helpful and problematic. In fact, if you speak with an experienced roofer, they may tell you that these are some of [...]
Underlayment, also known as roofing felt or tar paper, is a layer of protection that roofers install between your roofing deck and the roofing shingles or tiles. For many years, trade [...]
This year, Warner Roofing is proud to introduce Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) to our roofing material line up. This is a single-ply, reflective roofing membrane made from two materials combined: [...]
As an integral part of any roofing system, underlayment provides another waterproof layer of protection from the elements. Installed on top of the decking, but under the shingles, underlayment is [...]
Perhaps you’ve seen a roofing job in progress, either driving through your neighborhood or even around town. Crews moving up and down and side to side on the roof, installing decking, [...]
There are several components to a roofing system, each playing an important role in keeping your house protected. The shingles are the first line of defense and add to the overall look of the [...]
Whether it’s new construction or a remodel, a bathroom vent should always vent through the roof instead of an eave, overhang, or soffit. The point of a bathroom exhaust vent, or any vent really, [...]
The permitting process can be overwhelming for the average person. There may be some confusion about what permits are required for your project or if you need one at all. The experts at Warner [...]
