Winter is the harshest time of the year for your house. With the season bringing snow and hail storms, you’ll be lucky if your roof survives with little to no damage. Here’s how to check whether your roof needs to be repaired or replaced after the coldest season of the year.
We wish to share the news that Mr. Ken Dillon will be stepping down as President of D&D Roofing and Sheet Metal effective today, December 31, 2019. Sam Chamberlin will become the new President as of the same date.
Mr. Dillon will stay on with our Board of Directors as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) during the transition phase.
It’s just a tiny leak and several crumbling asphalt shingles — surely you can fix them yourself and there’s no need to call for professional help, right? Besides, there are countless videos of roof repair tutorials online, and you can always run to your local hardware to get all the supplies you need.
When you call D&D Roofing, you’re talking to an owner! Give us a call, to address your roofing needs!
Autumn is here! Not only is it the season of innovative Halloween costumes and pumpkin spice lattes, it’s also the perfect time to get your roof checked. The leaves have already fallen, so it’s the best time to clear your roof of debris. And the first snow hasn’t descended yet, so you still have time to patch up or reinforce your roof.
Commercial roofs and residential roofs have the same job of protecting your property. However, there are key differences in how they're maintained and repaired, primarily because they're designed and constructed differently. Certain roofs need specific care and repair methods, and some roofing materials need certifications for handling and installation.
D&D Roofing is a proud sponsor of one of our favorite causes, the Nevada Veterans Memorial! The beautiful memorial was recently built at Sparks Marina as a tribute to our local veterans and D&D Roofing is so proud to be part of it. Thank you to all who served!
Leaks happen when something breaks, cracks, or gets dislodged on your roof, letting water in. And when you report a leak to your roof experts, these are the areas they will check first:
Vent boot
Made of either plastic or metal, the vent boot is one of the first things roofing experts will check when you report a leak.
Just by looking at a building, you can tell if it’s a residential or commercial structure. One key indicator to look for is the roof design: residential roofs are often sloped, while commercial roofs are flat. You may also notice that the latter often have heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems or solar panels on top of them.