Be Prepared For Bad NJ Weather With A Roofing Company You Can Trust
As a New Jersey roofing company, American Roofing Services has advised a lot of our clients in the area to be prepared in advance for any necessary roofing or siding repairs due to storm damages. There’s nothing more terrifying than having to live through a harsh storm that rips into your house or throws…
Which Type of Roofing Is Right for Your Commercial Property?
Whether you’re constructing a new building or you need to have the roofing of an existing commercial property replaced, it’s very important that you know that you’re choosing the best roofing material possible for your building. At American Roofing Service, our professional New Jersey roofing contractors can work with you to select the perfect roofing…
When to Replace Your Roof: 3 Warning Signs to Watch Out For
Replacing a roof is one of the biggest jobs that can be performed on your home. It takes intensive work that is difficult, expensive, and time-consuming. Your roofing protects many parts of your home, from its siding to its foundation, and when there are any problems with your roofing, many other parts of your home…
Most Common Roof Repairs in New Jersey
One of the responsibilities that comes with being a New Jersey homeowner is making it a point to take care of the most important aspect – your rooftop. The main reason for this is that your roofing does the most important job; it protects the entire rest of the building from the elements, including the…
What You Should Know About Snow Ice Guards in New Jersey
Living in New Jersey means putting up with winter weather. Even those locals who love the snow have to admit one of the problems with it is the possibility of what’s commonly referred to as a roof avalanche. This is when a heavy build up of snow, ice or a mixture of both, comes sliding…
Do You Really Need An Annual Roof Inspection In New Jersey & Other Roofing FAQs
By now, you probably are aware of the true importance of the your roof and keeping it in tip top shape. Your rooftop is what shields the rest of the structure from the harsh elements that would, otherwise, damage or even destroy your building. So in order to continue to be able to protect this…
