EXTERIOR NEWS

Did you know that many insurance companies consider roofs 20 years or older to be uninsurable? On the other hand, replacing your roof can reduce your insurance premiums and save you money on costly repairs. In this article, we’ll discuss what happens when your roof shingles have aged out, when extreme weather occurs, and when to replace your siding. Replacing your siding not only saves you a lot of money but also improves your home's curb appeal and safety for its residents.

In this economy, we're all looking for ways to cut back on expenses. One answer may be something on your house you already know needs maintenance. While replacing an aging roof with a new one is a significant investment, it can pay off by reducing your annual homeowner's insurance premiums. Insurers generally view a new roof as a much lower risk, which translates directly into savings for the homeowner. A new roof is less prone to damage from leaks, wind, and severe weather.