Mitigate Wildfire Risk with a Metal Roof
In rural Oregon, where the beauty of natural landscapes often comes with the threat of wildfires, protecting your home against fire risk is paramount. One effective measure to consider is installing a metal roof. Metal roofing has gained popularity for its durability, energy efficiency, and, notably, its ability to mitigate fire hazards. Keep reading to…
Timber Frame Roofing for Your Outdoor Living Space
Imagine stepping into your backyard, enveloped in the embrace of nature’s canopy, with a structure that seamlessly extends your home’s charm and character. Timber frame roofing, or open construction, offers a timeless solution, blending beauty, functionality, and a sense of belonging to your outdoor living space. Imagine the beautiful transformation of your outdoor entertainment areas.…
Watch Out for Bad Roofing Advice
If you’re talking with potential roofing companies about constructing a new roof or repairing the one you have, it’s not uncommon to get some really bad roofing advice. Unfortunately, not all roofing companies are as reputable and honest as Pressure Point Roofing. Here are just a handful of things we’ve heard from our clients about…
Signs Your Home Roof Needs Replacement
Your home’s roof is its first line of defense against the elements. Over time, wear and tear can compromise its integrity, leading to potential issues like leaks, mold, and structural damage. Recognizing when it’s time to replace your roof is crucial for maintaining the safety and value of your home. Here is an overview of…
Will Getting a New Roof Help Lower Your Home Insurance?
As a homeowner, you might be wondering whether investing in a new roof could influence your home insurance costs. As a trusted residential roofing contractor, Pressure Point Roofing, Inc. explores how a new roof impacts insurance premiums.
How Are Old Asphalt Shingles Recycled?
Each year, old asphalt shingles from countless roof replacement projects contribute to a substantial amount of construction and demolition waste. In the past, this debris would likely end up in a landfill, but as the demand for sustainable solutions grows stronger, recycling old shingles has become a practical and environmentally friendly alternative. In this blog…
Roof-Related Questions to Ask Before Buying a Home
When it comes to shopping for a new house, it is important to keep an eye on the condition of its features. One of the most important components that’s worth evaluating is the roof. Its overall condition impacts the value of the house both in terms of aesthetic appeal and weather protection, as well as…
Does Your HOA Have a Say on Your Roof’s Color?
When it comes to the color of your roof, you might think the choice is solely up to you. But in many residential neighborhoods, that’s not the case. Your homeowners association often plays a role in deciding your roof’s hue. In this post, we shed some light on how these decisions are made and why…
The Risks Involved in DIY Roof Repairs
In the era of YouTube and DIY tutorials, you may be tempted to take on some major home improvement projects, including repairing your roof. While your enthusiasm is commendable, navigating the shingles and gutters isn’t as easy—or safe—as painting a room or building a bookshelf.
