What is a Commercial Roof? Commercial roofing and residential roofing vary greatly in design. A commercial roof tends to have a low slope or is entirely flat and much larger than a typical residential roof. The typical design of a commercial roof has a few …
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How to Repair Roof After a Storm? Have you experienced storm damage at your home? If so, it’s likely that you’re trying to determine what the next step to take is. While some homeowners may opt to attempt to repair the damage themselves or utilize …
Read Full ArticleHow to Select a Roof Repair Company If a recent storm has ravaged your home’s roof it’s important to quickly look for a professional roof repair company available to homeowners in the Oklahoma City area. However, this may leave many homeowners trying to determine how …
Read Full ArticleAre Architectural Shingles Better Than Other Roofing Materials? If you’re ready for a roof replacement at your home in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, or a surrounding area, it’s important to select the best type of roofing materials for your installation. When it comes to high-quality roofing …
Read Full ArticleWhat’s the Difference Between 3-Tab and Architectural Shingles? When shopping for asphalt shingles for a replacement project at your home in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, or a surrounding area, it’s likely that you’ve encountered both 3-tab and architectural shingles. While both types of shingles are made …
Read Full ArticleWhen a storm rolls through Oklahoma, most local residents know that it’s time to prepare for the worst. If you’re lucky, the storm will blow right over your home and you’ll be resting comfortably inside. However, if the storm passes and you find shingles blown …
Read Full ArticleHere’s a simple list to help you prepare for storm season- 1. Have your roof inspected by a professional to make sure that you don’t have torn, damaged or missing shingles. 2. Have all the flashings, vents and pipes checked and resealed. Have your …
Read Full ArticlePossibly- if your roof is written on an actual cash value or depreciated basis and you qualify or are eligible to change your coverage to replacement cost on your roof, that change will lower your out-of-pocket expense if you do have a roof claim. One …
Read Full ArticleAbsolutely not- In fact doing so puts you at risk to increase your out-of-pocket expense when you do finally file a claim. Your policy has language that defines the period of time in which you have to report a loss. Outside of that timeframe, the …
Read Full ArticleSo you pay for homeowner’s insurance coverage but you don’t want to file a claim. I know, I know- I hear it all the time- “if I file a claim my premiums are going to go up, or worse yet, they will cancel my coverage. …
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