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Steep pitch roofs with dead valleys are tricky and can lead to serious water damage if not handled correctly. In this full case study, we walk you through how our team assessed the problem, planned the solution, and executed the repair to ensure long-term performance.
If you’re a homeowner, roofer, or contractor, this breakdown gives a real-world look at how to handle challenging roof designs.
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If you’re looking to make your home more energy-efficient and comfortable year-round, installing bearskin behind your siding could be the answer. This “bears in” or “bearskin” layer (usually a water-resistant barrier or insulation board) sits between your siding and the structure of your home, bringing a range of benefits that improve insulation, moisture control, and overall energy savings.
A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFI) outlet is a safety device designed to prevent electrical shocks by cutting power when it detects imbalances in the flow of electricity, such as from moisture or damaged appliances. Required by building codes in areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces, GFIs are crucial where water and electricity may mix. Featuring “test” and “reset” buttons, they should be tested monthly to ensure proper function. If your home lacks GFIs in key areas, upgrading is a simple way to enhance safety and meet code requirements, offering valuable protection for you and your family.
If you’re looking to make your home more energy-efficient and comfortable year-round, installing bearskin behind your siding could be the answer. This “bears in” or “bearskin” layer (usually a water-resistant barrier or insulation board) sits between your siding and the structure of your home, bringing a range of benefits that improve insulation, moisture control, and overall energy savings.
