Flat roofs are usually associated with commercial buildings, but they’re increasingly becoming a popular choice for residential roofing because of their versatility, cost efficiency, and modern look. Like most architectural structures, however, flat roofs have their advantages and disadvantages.

Your commercial roof serves many purposes. It protects your property from harsh elements and improves your building’s curb appeal, making it more attractive to customers. That’s why it’s important that you pay attention to its upkeep and make repairs if necessary.

There are many reasons why a homeowner like you would think about getting a new roof in 2021. For one, the previous year was harsh and bleak, and renovating your roof can help set a more optimistic tone for the year ahead. A more aesthetically pleasing house also brings comfort and lifts one’s spirits.

Nevada’s winters may not be the worst in the United States, but our coldest season can still go below 30°F for weeks. This extreme weather, coupled with the weight of snow and rain, spells bad news for your roof. If you followed our winter roof maintenance and repair tips, you might have been able to minimize winter roof damage.

Fixing your own roof to cut expenses can be tempting. When you find a leak, for instance, you might think that you should just fix it yourself because it's only a simple problem. But if you ask our experts at D&D Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc., they’ll say that fixing a leak is not as simple as it seems.

Skylights, or windows installed in roofs, are an excellent way to warm and brighten up your home, especially during winter. Not only do they allow natural light in and give you a spectacular view of the sky, but they also reduce the need for electric lighting.

Your roof is one of the most remarkable features of your home — it can even account for up to 40% of your house’s visual exterior. Because it’s such an important element of your house, it pays to take some time in choosing what kind of roof shingles to use.

With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season almost upon us, it’s easy to overlook something important: winterproofing your roof. Winter arrives in just a few weeks, and there’s very little time left to make sure that your roof is in tip-top shape to face the harsh weather conditions.