How Can You Tell if Water Is Getting Behind Your Siding?
A siding leak rarely announces itself with water pouring down the wall. More often, a Long Island homeowner notices something small first: peeling paint around...
Why Is Moss or Algae Growing on My Long Island Roof?
Dark streaks, green patches, or fuzzy growth across your roof can make an otherwise well-maintained Long Island home look older than it is. But what...
Does Your Long Island Home Need Better Roof or Attic Ventilation?
A roof can look perfectly fine from the street while heat and moisture are quietly building up underneath it. On Long Island, where homes face...
How Wind Damages Roofs on Long Island
Sometimes the first sign of wind damage to a roof on Long Island is not a leak. It is a shingle lying in the driveway...
What Should You Do About Missing or Loose Roof Shingles?
You walk outside after a windy Long Island night and notice something dark lying near the driveway. At first it looks like a piece of...
Why Are My Roof Shingles Losing Granules?
You clean your gutters and notice what looks like a handful of coarse black sand at the bottom. Or maybe after a storm, you see...
What Is Roof Decking and When Does It Need to Be Replaced?
Most homeowners never see their roof decking until something has already gone wrong. The shingles come off during a roof replacement and suddenly there is...
What Is Roof Flashing and How Do You Know When It Needs Repair?
Roof flashing is a thin, water-resistant material installed around the most vulnerable areas of a roof. It directs rainwater away from joints, edges, valleys, chimneys,...
