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The following article can be found at the Democrat & ChronicleJanuary 12th, 2024 When To File an Insurance Claim? Insurance should cover substantial repair work After 50 mph winds whipped across New York from Buffalo to the Hudson Valley Tuesday, you may be wondering whether you should file a homeowner’s insurance claim for any resulting […]

Do all asphalt shingles manufacturers actually honor their 50 year roofing warranty claims? How long does an asphalt shingle roofing system last and what is the process to actually claiming that fifty year warranty?

At Tall Pines Roofing, we understand that your home is not just a shelter; it's an investment in your family's future. When it comes to making decisions about your home's roofing, it's not just about curb appeal or durability.

Are you aware that the comfort and longevity of your home's roof are closely tied to the often-overlooked realm of attic ventilation?

If you've ever sweltered in the upper rooms of your home during the scorching summer months, your first instinct might be to attribute it to the sweltering weather outside.

When it comes to roofing, many homeowners focus on the visible aspects – the shingles, flashing, and gutters – but there are two critical components that often go unnoticed, yet play a pivotal role in the longevity and efficiency of your roofing system.

Roofing contractors use roofing squares to determine the cost of your new roof. One roofing square measures out to 10' x 10' or 100 square feet. The average house is roughly 20 squares or 2,000 square feet.