As a homeowner, it's a good idea to be familiar with all parts of your property. You'll always know what to ask about when working with a contractor, and have a better idea of how your property is constructed.
Read MoreHave you found yourself asking: why is rain water coming down my chimney? Since your chimney is exposed to outside elements, it's susceptible to damage from rainstorms, snow, and even wind. Once water gets into your chimney, you’re at risk of severe damage that can be costly down the line.
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Brick is one of the most aesthetically pleasing and durable wall materials that a homeowner can invest in. Nothing adds quite as much charm and historical style. Brick can be used either on the exterior of a home or on the interior as an accent wall.
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There's no doubt about it: your home's roof is one of the most important aspects of its exterior. And with this degree of importance, you want to make sure that you can keep your roof in great condition. And this starts by knowing how old your roof is—as most roofs are rated to last about 25 years.
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As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisper, winter's arrival becomes more apparent. The streets are dusted with a serene layer of frost, and the aroma of cozy wood-burning fires fills the air. Day by day, we edge closer to the eagerly awaited Christmas season.
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Ever feel like your roofing contractor is speaking an entirely different language? If you’re lost—we don’t blame you! Our industry uses a lot of jargon on a routine basis and we understand that it can sometimes make you feel like you need a translator.
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Investing in a new roof can be a confusing process for consumers. With so many materials to choose from and services to select, many homeowners have a variety of questions about the process. Ridge vents, in particular, can be a common curiosity. What is a ridge vent?
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Navigating a winter roof leak can feel like solving a puzzle, and the thought of waiting until spring might seem like the simplest solution. Yet, a winter roof leak could be a red flag for crucial underlying issues that demand immediate attention!
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Your attic is more than a place to stash holiday decorations. It’s a critical component of your roof system that should allow cold air to flow in and warm air to exit the attic. Why Does My Attic Need to Be Ventilated? Your attic needs to have ventilation due to heat and humid air build-up.
Read MoreLook no further than Shanco when it comes to storm damage roof repair in NOVA. Shanco operates in NOVA, Richmond, and the DC area. We’ve repaired countless roofs since we opened our doors over 20 years ago.
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