Learn about recent updates to make your roof more fire-resistant in areas prone to wildfires. 

Wildfires have become an increasing concern for homeowners, especially those living near wildland areas in the Western U.S. As the risk of wildfires grows, so does the importance of fire-resistant roofing materials. A recent WSRCA technical bulletin highlighted new building code requirements aimed at addressing wildfire concerns, particularly for steep-slope roofing systems. If you live in an area prone to wildfires and are considering updating or replacing your roof, it’s essential to understand these changes and how they impact your home’s safety. This article breaks down the key points of these updates and explains why discussing your options with a trusted roofing contractor is so important. 

5 Roof Care Tips To Extend The Life of Your Shingles

Whether you’ve just purchased a home and want to avoid the added expense associated with a new roof, or you’ve just replaced your roof and want to extend its life for as long as possible—preventative roof care should be a top priority for every homeowner.

Choosing which asphalt shingle roofing products to install on your roof that will perform well in windy weather requires some consideration, and all products are not equal. Asphalt roofing products vary; some withstand higher wind gusts than others, specific home locations are more susceptible to wind, and warranties differ from manufacturer to manufacturer. To help you with your research, we’ve put together some helpful information about wind, plus installation best practices designed to keep your asphalt roof in tip-top shape during stormy weather