Reading Time: 5 minutes Author: Rener Vieira A quality roof is not just an option. It’s a necessity, especially if you’d like to protect your home from outdoor elements, like the rain, wind, and snow. If you notice any issues with your roof, it’s important to repair them as soon as possible. The longer you… Continue reading Do All Home Warranties Cover Roofs? What to Know Before Buying

Reading Time: 3 minutes Author: Rener Vieira No matter what industry you are in, your roof is an important part of your commercial property. After all, it is what protects your employees, customers, and belongings from the outdoor elements. A damaged roof can lead to business disruptions and closures that may interfere with your bottom line. For… Continue reading Commercial Roofing Maintenance | How to Extend the Life of Your Roof

Choosing what roofing material you need for your home’s roofing replacement can be daunting. Every roof is different, so the proper roofing can depend on the type of home you have, the weather conditions, and your budget. Working with homeowners with their roofing needs every day, at Landmark Roofing and Siding, we’re well-versed in helping… Continue reading Quick Guide: Types of Roofing for Residential

Landmark Roofing & Siding is proud to offer EcoStar products to our clients. EcoStar is the leading manufacturer of sustainable, environmentally friendly steep-slope roofing products. This is a premium steep-slope roofing product that is being offered by a company with a 20-year history in the roofing industry. Benefits of EcoStar Products Beyond beauty and elegance,… Continue reading Slate Roof Alternative – EcoStar

As a consumer, you have lots of choices available for roofing contractors. Often, we are competing with other roofing companies to earn your business. As a consumer, you have lots of choices available for roofing contractors. Often, we are competing with other roofing companies to earn your business. As a professional roofing contractor, we spend… Continue reading 5 Tips: Evaluating a Roofing Contractor

Landmark Roofing & Siding is proud to announce that we are now a CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster™ (SSM) certified contractor. For our residential roofing services, this is the top level CertainTeed roofing credential, and represents the highest standards of excellence, quality and knowledge in the shingle roofing industry. As a SELECT ShingleMaster, Landmark Roofing & Siding… Continue reading SELECT ShingleMaster Certification

What are you looking for when it comes to your roof? Do you want the nice charm of a traditional cedar shake? Why not the beautiful simplicity of an asphalt shingle? How about the bold design of a clay tile or a natural slate? Whatever the style, color or finish, there’s a metal roof that’s… Continue reading Residential Metal Roofing – Metal Roofing 101

The majority of commercial or industrial buildings have flat roofs, as opposed to residential buildings, which usually have sloped roofs. There are several construction methods for replacing a flat roof. One of the most impressive is sprayed polyurethane foam, but since construction companies rarely use it, we won’t be going into it. Here are the… Continue reading Flat Roof Systems For Commercial Buildings

EPDM is an extremely durable synthetic rubber roofing membrane widely used in low-slope buildings in the United States and worldwide. Its two primary ingredients, ethylene, and propylene, are derived from oil and natural gas. EPDM is available in both black and white and is sold a broad variety of widths, ranging from 7.5 feet to… Continue reading What is EPDM? (It’s a Durable Synthetic Rubber Roofing Material)

Built to withstand the test of time, PVC was made to resist the toughest weather conditions and chemicals. In the single-ply roofing market, PVC roofing membranes offer an impressive set of advantages, unmatched by competitors. Among the most notable benefits are strength, durability, resistance to moisture, wind, fire and chemicals. Additionally, PVC roofs are consistently… Continue reading PVC Roofing: Pros & Cons For Flat Roofs