Winter arrives in December, but preparing your roof several weeks early wouldn’t hurt. In fact, you should be thinking about fortifying your roof against the oncoming inclement weather as early as now. A roofing job can take two days, two weeks, or more, depending on the severity of the roof damage, so take that into consideration when planning a timeline for winter-proofing your home.

Most roofs have a 20-year life span, but not all get to that milestone. Before roofs reach the big 2-0, they can get damaged due to inclement weather, rust, moss, termites, and faulty workmanship, among other things. And when they do, they need to be repaired or replaced.

Flat roofs are usually used in commercial buildings, but they’ve recently made a comeback in residential roofing. And just like sloped roofs, they need to be maintained regularly to ensure their durability and longevity. This autumn, follow these simple roof maintenance tips to keep your flat roof clean and sturdy.

With its crisp air and soft winds, autumn brings milder weather than summer. In Nevada, a 100°F temperature in summer can drop to 75°F in early autumn, and can even go down to as low as 31°F just before winter. But while the threats of weather to your roof are less harsh in autumn, it doesn’t mean that you should slack off on roof protection.

Summers in Nevada can get as hot as 91°F, with daylight lasting for about 13 hours. While modern roofs are made to withstand extreme temperatures for long durations, even the toughest roof will take a hit in this heat.

This is why homeowners need to pay particular attention to their roof during summer.

Summer has come once again. And this year, instead of experiencing sun, sand, and sea, you’ll probably be spending the hottest time of the year at home to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Summers in Nevada can be scorching, with day temperatures reaching as high as 108°F. But by changing simple things about your house or lifestyle, like opting for cool roofing materials, you can breeze through the summer heat.