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Your roof is one of the most important--and the most expensive--components of your home. That's why it makes sense to have it checked periodically by a professional roofing company like Batterbee Roofing.

Gutters are high on any list of household irritations for homeowners. Cleaning them, patching holes, connecting them to downspouts, checking them after severe weather – to be effective, gutters require more than seasonal attention.

Looking to replace or install the roof system on your commercial building? There are many different types of roofing systems available, and they can vary substantially in cost.

At their core, the purpose of a roof is to protect your home from the elements, but in reality, they do much more than that.

Roofing repair or replacement can seem daunting, and picking the right contractor for the job can seem even more intimidating – but it doesn’t have to be. Here are some tips to help you choose the right contractor for the job and get the best value for your money.

Even without other severe weather conditions, high winds can cause serious damage to a roof. Leaks, missing shingles, and gutter problems are all common results of windy conditions, even for a roof that is rated for hurricane-force winds.

One of the most common issues that homeowners run into that requires a contractor’s help is a leaky roof . Most property owners don’t have the expertise required to safely address and resolve a roof leak.

As your roof ages, the signs of deterioration become more apparent. For asphalt shingle roofs, curling, buckling, and blistering are just a few indicators of declining roof health. The causes of that damage may not be so clear cut, however.

Few things are more relaxing than opening up the curtains during a rain storm and listening to the pitter-patter of rain hitting the roof, but if that roof hasn’t been well maintained, you could be in for a bad time.

One of the most popular roofing materials in the country, modified bitumen roofing is an asphalt-based material that is designed for use on buildings with low slopes or flat roof structures.