How to set up and care for your Christmas tree

Christmas TreeYou had a blast cutting your Christmas tree from a tree farm. You had a sleigh ride with your kids through the woods where you had the chance to see Santa Claus for a moment, or you think you had. You choose your perfect Christmas tree and are ready to decorate your tree but you are not quite sure where to begin. Here are some good tips and ideas on how to set up and care for your most amazing Christmas tree ever.

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How to replace faulty roof shingles

ShinglesYou have completed your 20 point roof inspection check list and you have discovered some cracked, curled or missing shingles, lots of fine gravel-like granule in the gutters, dark and bare spots on your roof. Your roof needs some maintenance work! Replace the bare, cracked, curled or missing shingles as soon as possible in order to prevent further damage to your home.

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When to repair or replace a roof

Old RoofDo you believe that your roof should be replaced but you are not sure? You have already asked a roofing contractor and although he recommends you to replace the roof you are wondering if you can postpone this expenditure for some time? The rule of thumb is to repair when you can and replace when you must.

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20 point roof inspection check list

ChecklistWaiting for water stains to show up on your ceilings is not the best strategy when it comes to determining when your roof needs maintenance work. It will be very late and expensive! Water stains on your ceiling is, in most of the cases, sure indication that your roof needs lots of attention, the boards and the rafters are already rotten, attic insulation has deteriorated, mold may be present in your attic.
Get your roof ready for winter and avoid surprises! Who wants to fix his roof in the middle of the winter?

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13 possible spots for your roof leak

Water LeakYou have noticed water damage on your ceiling but you do not know how to locate the exact spot of a roof leak? A simple inspection of the roof usually reveals shingles missing from your roof or a damaged roof flashing but sometimes it can be difficult to locate the exact spot and the best thing to do is to climb up into the attic and look for signs of water damage on the underside of the roof deck.

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How to inspect your roof

RoofWhen was the last time when you inspected your roof? Some people inspect their roofs before winter sets in for good reasons. A neglected roof can cost much more than what would normally do if roof boards and studs have to be replaced or interior ceilings and walls repaired. The rule of thumb is to inspect either annually or bi-annually unless your area went through extreme weather events such as extreme heat, violent storms, large quantities of snow, etc. In these cases, inspecting your roof as soon as possible after the event can save you thousands of dollars.

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