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Wondering what the purpose of a rake board is? Well, first, let's talk about the roof's rake. Have you ever heard of a

In roofing, a drip edge along can help extend the shingle out over the eave while also keeping shingles up off the roof

State and federal agencies get to determine their own building codes. Generally speaking though, most choose to just use the standard building codes.

Many resorts that utilize thatch roofing for accessory structures are actually in Wind Borne Debris Regions. Wind Borne Debris Regions are areas within

Curious about Zone 4 wind speed counties in the United States? County officials declare their official wind speeds when they adopt local building

You may have seen windstorm classification ratings like as 1-60, 1-90 or 1-120. Building owners and sometimes even uninformed contractors too often correlate

Soprema, top producer of waterproofing materials for roofs, broke ground on its new plant in Woodstock. The Soprema plant is already accepting resumes and

More people than ever demand solar roofing in the United States. By 2022, the forecast estimates 835,000 squares of solar roofing. By 2037?

The Global Waterproofing Roofing Membrane Market Report 2018 gives an in-depth analysis of all things related to waterproofing membranes in the roofing industry.

The Greensboro tornado left a path of destruction. It's been a few weeks not. Yet, many Greensboro tornado victims aren't home yet.  According

Did you know that roofers in Missouri currently have no government entity regulating them? That might soon change though. One of just six

Many roofing companies now use aerial photography maps to locate potential clients and give fairly accurate quotes without having to travel to the