Find out why more homeowners are choosing to invest in customized gutter system installation from J&J Roofing in Macomb County, Michigan.

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Get advice for hiring a residential roofing contractor in this post from J&J Roofing in Michigan.

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Find out how often you need to conduct a roof inspection with the residential roofing contractors at J&J Roofing in Michigan.

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During the summer months, storms can seem to come out of nowhere. Enjoying a little light summer drizzle from the comfort of your living room is one thing, but a strong thunderstorm is another matter entirely. And unfortunately, the accompanying hail it may bring can quite literally leave its mark on your roof.

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No one likes cleaning their gutters. Of all of the household chores a homeowner has on his or her to-do list, gutter cleaning is one of the most unpleasant. If you’re thinking of taking this chore off of your maintenance list for good, covering your gutters is the way to go. But should you invest in gutter guards or gutter screens, and is there even a difference? Find out in this post from the gutter installation pros at J&J Roofing in Roseville, Michigan.

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According to the U.S. Department of Energy, one of the most important things a homeowner can invest in is air sealing. When you seal your home as completely as possible, it reduces the airflow in and out of your home through leaks, increasing your home’s comfort levels and cutting energy use. And that’s not all. Creating a tight seal with insulation, weatherstripping, and other techniques can also create a healthier living space and make your HVAC system last longer.

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A solid new asphalt roof installation is expected to protect a home for up to 20 years, and architectural shingles can last for 40 years or more. But when a severe storm comes along, unexpected damage can occur.

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Maybe you’ve been ignoring ceiling spots or you’ve found a shingle or two in your yard. Although these problems can seem minor, they can signify serious underlying problems that could interfere with your family’s health or damage your home’s structure.

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The key to an energy-efficient home is limiting the transfer of heat between a home’s interior and the world outside. Although most people tend to think of insulation in a category by itself, it’s actually part of an invisible protective layer known to insulation contractors as a “thermal envelope.”

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There are few things more frustrating than receiving an initial estimate and then getting hit with a higher price after a repair is complete. While it’s important to remember that an estimate is merely an educated guess as to the cost of repairs and labor on a project, transparency is key.

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